- 2023 Reminder to Issuers and Borrowers of LIBOR-Based Tax-Exempt Bonds: Now is the Time to Protect the Tax-Exempt Status of Bonds in Anticipation of Upcoming Discontinuation of LIBOR – Foster Garvey
- New Standards Coming By 2027 for Reporting Information to EMMA: Kutak Rock
- White Paper: Structured Data is Coming to the Municipal Securities Market – Now What? – Ballard Spahr
- The Public Finance Outlook for 2023: Prepare to Slog
- S&P Outlook For U.S. States: Rainy Day Funds Will Support Credit In A Shallow Recession
- Kentucky Is Latest State to Blacklist Financial Institutions Over ESG Policies: Cadwalader
- BlackRock, Citigroup Among Firms Named Fossil-Fuel Boycotters by Kentucky
- GFOA Accounting Academy: An Intensive Introduction
- In re BVM The Bridges LLC – Bankruptcy Court confirms validity of tax deed issued to successful tax sale bidder after bond trustee fails to pay real estate taxes on property funded with industrial revenue bonds. Ed. Note: This one constitutes such an inexplicable disaster that we’re not even sure that it’s of any use as a cautionary tale, teachable moment, or similar cliche. Do with it what you will.
- And finally, Exploding Babies is brought to us this week by Doe v. Greenville City Schools, in which parents/students were understandably miffed when a bottle of alcohol exploded in chem lab and nary a fire extinguisher was to be found. We shudder to think of what type of prophylactic (ha!) measures will be put int place once they start working on those test tube babies…