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After its $300 million deal “almost blew up”, Bay Area Toll Authority pulled off its awarding-winning transaction in six weeks, said CFO Brian Mayhew when accepting the award.
December 7 -
John Hackbarth CFO of Owensboro Health talks about the Southeast Deal of the Year being 25-times oversubscribed, which drove down the cost of borrowing.
December 7 -
Scott Mahaffey, Chairman of Fort Worth Transportation Authority, accepts the Southwest Deal of the Year award for a project that “has been on our books for 20 years.”
December 7 -
Great Lakes Water Authority CEO Sue McCormick thanks investors, old and new, for the confidence in its management team and “for knowing a good deal when you see one.”
December 7 -
Rosemawr Management principal Julie Morrone shares a story about being a woman in a male-dominated industry, and the reassurance of hearing another woman say "if you go, I'll go."
December 7 -
Chicago CFO Carole Brown shares her hopes on what would happen "if some brave woman raises her hand and says 'me too.'"
December 7 -
Kaiser’s Thomas Meier discusses how the company’s core values resulted in consistent financial performance and a rating upgrade, factors that helped lead to a Deal of the Year award-winning transaction.
December 7 -
The MBTA’s $370 million deal includes the first tax-exempt sustainability bonds issued in the United States.
December 6 -
The $1.3 billion inaugural financing from the Great Lakes Water Authority unlocked substantial debt service savings.
December 6 -
Cambridge, Mass.’ $2 million minibonds allowed it to respond to an unmet need of its residents.
December 6