-
We have people on both sides of the aisle who have great achievements under their belts through their bi-partisan collaboration, financial ingenuity, strong commitment for public service and, equally importantly, who know how to “build bridges”, literally and figuratively.
April 19Berkeley Research Group -
The City of Atlanta continues to move forward with infrastructure resilience and environmental justice.
April 17Neighborly -
A toll-charge proposal could disarm congressional opponents and create some hope for legislative success.
April 2Bracewell LLP -
After a quarter marked by increased interest in taxable issuance, strengthened state support for local credits, and rising demand from investors seeking shelter from volatility, the municipal market is adapting to its new tax law realities.
March 29John Hallacy Consulting LLC -
Let’s allow public agencies to issue advance refunding bonds provided they pay the U.S. Treasury an amount equal to the forgone federal income tax revenue.
March 27Steven Gortler -
Public entities are especially susceptible to email scams because open records and open meetings laws and transparent operations make it easy for criminals to conduct reconnaissance on employees and transactions.
March 26Bracewell LLC -
Some of the legal precedents potentially being set in Puerto Rico erode the expectations and good order of the municipal bond marketplace that finances the activities of states and municipal instrumentalities nationwide.
March 21Mintz Levin -
The new tax law may have accounting implications for previously hedged tax-exempt Libor based loans.
March 14HedgeStar -
Despite the absence of adequate federal funding levels, the plan advances a vision — greater involvement of the private sector with public infrastructure — and then details how the federal government will pursue this new infrastructure paradigm with its vast authorities.
March 8New York University Marron Institute of Urban Government -
A Volcker Alliance study suggests that while California is reasonably prepared to withstand any future recession, it will still struggle in a downturn.
March 7University of California Berkeley