- A Chance to Make Government Financial Data Transparent and User-Friendly.
- “Lame Duck” Congress May Take Up Modified Financial Transparency Rules.
- S&P U.S. Public Finance Year In Review: Credit Stability. Will It Last?
- State Credit Enhancement Programs Promote Capital Investment in Low-Income Districts.
- Mispriced Municipal Bonds Cost Mutual Fund Shareholders And Taxpayers Billions Of Dollars.
- ESG Investing’s Real Problem Is a Lack of Data, Fixed-Income Pros Say.
- How Wall Street Banks Will Reap Billions From Tax-Free Renewable Energy Bonds.
- 17 Attorneys General Write Letter Supporting Consideration of Climate Change Issues in Investment Process: Cadwalader
- Interesting California eminent domain case here. Our friends at Nossaman run the excellent California Eminent Domain Report. We’ll steal their take on this case and pass it on as soon as it’s available.
- And finally, Well That Hardly Seems Sporting is brought to us this week by Matter of DiGuglielmo, in which, “The investigation found that Officer DiGuglielmo [pantheon-level NJ name, btw] recklessly endangered innocent persons by permitting the probationary officer to drive against traffic and unlawfully cross an intersection without activating the vehicle’s warning lights. Video footage also revealed that Officer DiGuglielmo yelled threatening profanities at the juvenile bicyclist, and the report indicated that he failed to provide medical aid following his use of physical force.” Sleep well, students of the New Jersey Institute of Technology, safe in the knowledge that Officer DeGuglielmo will stop at nothing to protect you from insolent little punks riding their bikes through campus.