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Current SEC Chair Jay Clayton will likely not be reappointed as both President Trump and Joe Biden are likely to pick chairs more aligned with their political parties.
October 14 -
New Jersey and Nevada were the only states to exhaust their reserves in the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic.
October 13 -
Although short-term volatility is certain, experts consider whether the long-term outlook would change depending on the winners.
October 9 -
Missing minimum denomination and interest rate information for VRDOs affected about 57 CUSIPs, FINRA found.
October 9 -
Advance refunding, direct-pay bonds, and increased limits on bank-qualified bonds would be among the muni-friendly tax provisions that have a good chance of becoming law if Democrats control both chambers of Congress.
October 8 -
The maximum allowable issuance under the SEC's temporary exemption is $20 million.
October 8 -
Recovery will be more difficult because rates were low before the pandemic, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston President Eric Rosengren said.
October 8 -
Although uneven in nature, the recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic has been "faster than expected," with growing business investment, according to FOMC participants.
October 7 -
Trump promised passage of a stimulus package after his presumed re-election, but later offered to sign separate pieces of the larger package that the White House walked away from.
October 7 -
The American Securities Association's new member program will increase its membership to 71 members from 21.
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