The CARES Act gives the Federal Reserve and Treasury up to 10 days to begin purchasing municipal securities in the secondary market.

So far there have been over 200 COVID-19-related disclosures, according to Diver by Lumesis, a financial technology company.

The plunge of the financial markets amid COVID-19 stands to push up pension costs — and budget strain — for the city.

Nicole Gelinas from the Manhattan Institute discusses the economic blows to New York City and the MTA from the pandemic, and options available. Paul Burton hosts the program, recorded one week ago.

A more measured tone settled in on Monday as new deals begin to price in a coronavirus-weary marketplace. Municipal credit is beginning to come into focus.

After seven months of surplus revenue, Arkansas seeks to avoid a deficit due to coronavirus fallout.

Of $10 billion allocated in the CARES Act, public airports can use $7.4 billion for any lawful purpose, including the payment of debt service.

The firm will pre-qualify competitive sales to make sure they meet the ICMA’s green or social bond principles.