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New Jersey lawmakers are tackling legislation that would create an easier path for developers to finance large-scale economic development projects with bonds.
March 9 -
The SEC told a federal court that it will not pursue a judgment against the muni advisor firm or its principal unless it appears that the settlement process has stalled.
February 27 -
Brad Waterman says it's unfair for the IRS to withhold documents pertaining to a "suspected practitioner misconduct" charge that was filed against him but never investigated.
February 8 -
NABL details at least seven alternatives for outstanding bonds as well as five ways that new bond transactions can be structured.
February 5 -
Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe will establish its second-largest public finance team in Houston with more than two dozen hires from Andrews Kurth Kenyon.
February 5 -
Anna Sarabian specializes in general government, which includes cities, counties and special districts.
January 31 -
Sen. James Lankford, R-Okla., and Rep. Robert Pittenger, R-N.C., have asked the GAO how many tax-exempt munis were used for abortion-related facilities during the past 20 years and what was the associated federal tax liability.
January 23 -
State lawmakers will consider restructuring the Santa Rosa Bay Bridge Authority’s defaulted bonds and taking ownership of the Garcon Point Bridge.
January 10 -
A tale of two bond-financed fertilizer projects in the Midwest -- how one is thriving with the IRS' blessing on the bonds and the other is at a virtual standstill and in a dispute with the tax regulator.
January 8 -
The Board said "filtering" bids and offers can hurt retail investors, liquidity, and market efficiency.
January 3