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The Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board is proposing to create a trade data product that would allow higher education researchers to see what dealers are doing while keeping the dealer identities anonymous.
July 16 -
Rep. Charlie Rangel, D-N.Y. and Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, have introduced identical bills that would make permanent and enhance the Qualified Zone Academy Bond program.
July 16 -
Senators are optimistic about passage next week of a multiyear transportation funding reauthorization measure.
July 16 -
The Port of Seattle is set to sell nearly $600 million of bonds next week to refund outstanding debt and to finance new projects at the city's airport and other facilities.
July 16 -
The House on Wednesday voted 312 to 119 to approve a bill that would extend federal transportation funding through Dec. 18, with an $8.1 billion transfer from general funds to the Highway Trust Fund.
July 15 -
The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority fined three firms a total of $57,500 for municipal bond trade reporting violations. The self-regulator also suspended a former broker-dealer cashier for six months for fictitious trades.
July 15 - Washington
Washington State's budget boosted education spending, a positive development for school districts and public universities, Moody's Investors Service said.
July 13 -
Providence Health & Services received a Fitch Ratings affirmation at AA ahead of plans to price two series totaling $356 million.
July 8 -
Gas prices fell in four of the six states with gasoline tax increases taking effect July 1, survey finds.
July 7 -
John Hoeven, a Republican Senator and former governor of North Dakota, is keeping states' needs in mind with his bill to create Move America Bonds.
July 7