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Goldman, Sachs & Co. agreed to pay $14.5 million to settle charges that a former vice president engaged in pay to play when working for the firm.
September 27 -
The MSRB released education guides Thursday aimed at helping municipal bond investors and issuers understand municipal market indices, yield curves and muni benchmark data.
September 27 -
Proposed rules aimed at increasing protection for retail investors who trade munis online would impose undue costs and administrative burdens on muni dealers, industry participants say.
September 27 -
The SEC Thursday charged Goldman, Sachs & Co. and one of its former investment bankers with "pay-to-play" violations involving undisclosed campaign contributions to then-Massachusetts state treasurer Timothy P. Cahill while he was a candidate for governor.
September 27 -
WHO: Jay Goldstone is the incoming chairman of the Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board.
September 26 -
Incoming MSRB chair Jay Goldstone plans to urge the board to review the effectiveness of muni rules and standardize cost-benefit analyses.
September 26 -
Rep. Jeb Hensarling, a Texas Republican with ties to Lone Star state muni-bond dealers and other financial firms, is most likely to become the next chairman of the House Financial Services Committee in January, according to lobbyists and market sources.
September 25 -
The Securities and Exchange Commission's recently issued report on the municipal securities market should serve as a "starting point for comprehensive dialogue" with Congress and market participants on improving fairness and efficiency of the market," SEC Commissioner Daniel M. Gallagher said last week.
September 25 -
The SEC approved rule changes that will restrict underwriters from using the phrase "not reoffered," or "NRO," in written communications.
September 24 -
Municipal market participants are irked that the Securities and Exchange Commission has further delayed temporary registration rules for municipal advisors, saying the lack of a final MA definition has allowed market abuses to continue unchecked for years.
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