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Obtaining substantial new money for green infrastructure is still difficult, and the more innovative the projects, the harder they are to finance. Environmental impact bonds can help.
May 4Chesapeake Bay Foundation -
Investors who make the leap toward greater use of alternative data will find that the quality and accuracy of their credit assessments will benefit from the use of alternative data when used in place of subjective or qualitative guesswork.
April 14Rosebud Strategies LLC -
Municipal bonds, issued by state and local governments, finance infrastructure investment and should be the foundation of any modernization package.
April 13American Securities Association -
America simply cannot compete globally, especially with China, without an infrastructure-driven advanced manufacturing and inventive base.
April 6Advantage Infrastructure -
Social bonds represent a new milestone in the education space and a key to unlocking the door to impact investments.
March 16National Alliance for Public Charter Schools -
Planning will require favorable tax policies, sophisticated capital programing, bond financing, and pioneering public-private partnerships. It also requires a cohesive national, bipartisan infrastructure plan as a foundation to begin addressing this impending infrastructure crisis.
March 15Siebert Williams Shank & Co. LLC -
While acknowledging the critical assistance in the federal relief bill, yet in anticipation of the uncertainty ahead, further Congressional action is essential to provide state and local governments with additional tools to manage debt programs to meet the needs of their constituents.
March 11Municipal Market Analytics -
The next phase of pension risk analysis will be different and more challenging: Assessing the long-term impacts of individual jurisdictions’ choices in the context of their unique workforce demographics, benefits and salary structure, and pension funding status.
March 9Build America Mutual -
Even though the report has been publicly available for more than two years, the Oversight Board is still asked the perennial question: Why didn't we audit the debt? We did.
March 4Financial Oversight and Management Board for Puerto Rico -
Our national debt has risen by more than 40% in the past four years, and as we begin to recover from the pandemic, inflation could become more apparent in consumer prices.
February 26MaxMyInterest