The IRS finalized tax code regulations that date back to the financial crisis of 2008 that govern the retirement and re-issuance of tax exempt bonds by state and local governments.

The resolution marks the end of a yearslong lawsuit.

President-elect Donald Trump's return to the White House promises sweeping tax changes that could impact the aspects of the tax-exempt bond market.

A decline in debt service coverage drove S&P's four-notch downgrade for Salinas, California, sewer revenue debt, which it placed on CreditWatch negative.

The ratings agency cited strong and growing activity and favorable economic trends in the region.

Moody's upgraded Minneapolis to Aaa. The outlook is stable, reflecting an expectation that a strong financial profile will help absorb cost pressures.

Silver Point says it has done nothing wrong, and has retained prominent legal figures for its defense.

Bond issuers are establishing common reserve funds to spur economic growth while also generating income, but risk is involved.

Federal funds flowing from the American Rescue Plan Act must be obligated by Dec. 31 as the threat of a clawback looms as a possibility.

The MSRB is looking for industry input regarding proposed rules changes for Rules G-17, G-32 and G-47.

The lowest-rated municipalities in the state are benefitting the most from current economic tailwinds, Moody's reports.

Suffolk's improved finances won the county its third rating upgrade this year.

The Federal Reserve chair is not concerned about President-elect Trump nominating his successor well in advance of the end of his term in 2026, saying he is "confident" he will have a productive relationship with the next Treasury Secretary.

Rep. Patrick McHenry, R-N.C., also said implementation of the data standards law may be tricky with the change of administrations.

Independent Financial Group, LLC failed to ensure its employees were offering low-cost options to retail customers looking to rollover a 529 plan to another state.

The $515 million bond-financed arena renovation in downtown Washington will move forward despite labor union concerns.

A complex refinancing continues Chicago's break from past scoop-and-toss deals but front-loads savings to help balance its budget.

The Commission credits its work this year partially to the willingness of market participants to self report and cooperate with investigations.

The agency cited the closeness of the entities to Florida's government.

The Proposed Joint Rules leave many questions unanswered regarding the FDTA's ultimate impact on the municipal securities industry.