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May volume "surprised on the high end and it has been one of the fastest starts to the year historically," said James Pruskowski, chief investment officer at 16Rock Asset Management.
May 31 -
A city council committee received staff recommendations to fully fund the Police and Fire Pension System within 30 years.
May 28 -
CPS Energy, which provides electricity and natural gas in the San Antonio area, has a $1.05 billion revenue bond issue pricing in early June.
May 21 -
Its state university systems face a funding freeze for noncompliance with a 2023 state law banning diversity, equity, and inclusion offices.
May 21 -
Texas Capital hired Steve Genyk, a former public finance head at UBS Financial Services, as a managing director to lead its new public finance business.
May 16 -
The spending plan for the fiscal year that begins July 1 would draw down the city's general fund balance to fill a budget gap that has grown to $187 million.
May 15 -
More than $17 billion of general obligation bonds piled onto May 4 election ballots in the state, with voters passing some of the biggest, including Dallas' $1.25 billion, 10-part package.
May 9 -
Delivery delays for Boeing planes are impacting airports, with Southwest Airlines recently announcing it is pulling out or reducing flights at some facilities.
May 7 -
April's volume stood at $40.456 billion in 653 issues, up 21.2% from $33.377 billion in 666 issues in 2023.
May 1 -
School districts, which have been a main driver of debt issuance in Texas, account for 58% of the $17.4 billion of bond requests in Saturday's election.
April 30