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A former vice president at Bryn Mawr Trust Co. is asking several federal and state agencies to investigate the Pennsylvania bank for possible fraud.
June 16 -
The Federal Trade Commission plans to appeal a federal court judges refusal to block the merger of Illinois-based Advocate Health Care and NorthShore University Health System.
June 15 -
National Public Finance Guarantee sued Puerto Rico Wednesday to overturn the commonwealth's debt moratorium law.
June 15 -
New Jersey bonds could see spread tightening after a state Supreme Court decision upholding the 2011 suspension of cost of living adjustments to retiree pension benefits, but any boost will likely be short-lived, according to Municipal Market Analytics.
June 15 -
Buena Vista, Va., was sued by bond insurer ACA Financial Guarantee Corp., which says the city breached its forbearance agreement and stopped making moral obligation payments on bonds issued to construct a golf course.
June 15 -
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., told reporters on Tuesday afternoon that the Senate will consider the House bill designed to help Puerto Rico before July 1.
June 15 -
The Government Finance Officers Association has issued an alert urging members to be ready for conversations with their counsel and quick turnarounds of settlements under the Securities and Exchange Commission's program to voluntarily self-report continuing disclosure violations.
June 15 -
Scranton, Pa., which received its first bond rating in five years junk-level BB from S&P intends to sell $40 million to fund a back-pay settlement with police and fire unions.
June 14 -
A Florida court has denied Indian River Countys quest to block a state-created conduit issuer from selling $1.75 billion of tax exempt bonds for All Aboard Floridas planned private passenger rail project.
June 13 -
Atlantic City has hired McManimon Scotland & Baumann as bond counsel in an effort to avoid a state takeover.
June 13