Regulation and compliance
Regulation and compliance
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Carbon capture and broadband funding stalemated by questions over regulations
September 20 -
The Office of Tax-Exempt Bonds has been staffing up, IRS officials said at the National Association of Bond Lawyers conference in Chicago.
September 19 -
"It's great people are thinking about creative solutions, but don't forget the rules still apply," said the SEC's Dave Sanchez.
September 18 -
The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority found that the firm had not included the non-transaction-based compensation indicator on 23,000 municipal securities transactions.
September 18 -
The commission charged the municipal advisors $1.3 million in penalties due to recordkeeping failures stemming from use of unmonitored communications, such as text messages, to conduct business.
September 17 -
A negative outlook for the city's AA rating by Fitch Ratings follows similar action taken by S&P Global Ratings in July.
September 16 -
NAFOA is supporting passage of the Tribal Tax & Investment Reform Act, which would free up tribal bond issuance.
September 13 -
President Joe Biden's so-called billionaire tax supported by Vice President Kamala Harris, which would tax unrealized gains from assets including bonds, would raise $500 billion over 10 years, according to Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass.
September 13 -
The agencies are overstepping their statutory authority in trying to force the market to adopt a new securities identifier, says the American Bankers Association.
September 12 -
Moodys says it is placing additional weight on the states' Aaa ratings in determining the Garvee ratings.
September 12 -
A report by the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association shows that the move to a T+1 settlement cycle has struck the right balance between increasing efficiencies and mitigating risk.
September 12 -
House Republicans are once again careening towards a government shutdown
September 12 -
Fitch cited economic and demographic factors in explaining the downgrade.
September 11 -
Robin Prunty, who retired Aug. 31 as S&P's chief analytical officer for governments, took on a role on its U.S. board the next day.
September 11 -
Fitch also upgraded the city's Georgia Municipal Association certificates of participation (city of Atlanta public safety projects) to AA-plus from AA.
September 10 -
Environmental regulations under fire in California.
September 9 -
South Dakota voters will have the opportunity to end the state tax on groceries this November.
September 4 -
Patrick Harker, the longest serving regional reserve bank president, will leave office in June 2025. Directors at the Fed bank have started the search for his replacement.
September 4 -
LINXS, the private developer consortium, and Los Angeles World Airports struck an agreement on a timeline for completion of the people mover project, pushing Fitch Ratings' outlook higher.
August 30 -
With Chairman Tom Carper retiring, the key committee will be under new leadership regardless of the election outcome.
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