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The SEC's case against an MA firm and its officials seems to have hinged on why they were hired.

St. Louis’ commitment to issue debt to help pay for renovations to the hockey arena is embroiled in lawsuits and has pitted the city against its elected comptroller, Darleen Green.

Purple Line’s lengthy legal delay could stifle development of transportation P3s, ARTBA warns.

GFOA says the political subdivision rule would “add extensive and additional federal requirements.''

Fishers won't be on the hook to cover debt service payments on bonds.

Illinois has a tentative deal on a school funding overhaul that could get aid again flowing to districts.

Watching for the “risks of excessive optimism, leverage, and maturity transformation” can limit future financial crises, Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen said Friday.

Despite recent softness in economic data, especially inflation numbers, the Federal Reserve should continue to tighten monetary policy, Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland President Loretta Mester said in a televised interview Friday.

The nation's governors detail their tax reform concerns about municipal bonds to lawmakers.

The Trump administration's hopes of increasing airport privatization may require structural changes in the airport financing system, a report by Congressional Research Service suggests.