- How to Survive the Zombie LIBOR Apocalypse: Saul Ewing
- SIFMA Issues Muni Model Placement Engagement Agreements.
- Population Growth, Temporary Cap Increase Boost LIHTC and Bond Ceilings.
- MSRB Asks SEC Approval to Require More Data from Underwriters.
- Hawkins Advisory: Implementing the Rule 15c2-12 Amendments
- Fitch Ratings: Updated U.S. Public Finance Tender Option Bond Criteria
- Fitch Publishes Exposure Draft On New Short-Term Rating Criteria.
- Fitch Feedback Report on Discussion Paper: Short-Term Ratings
- And finally, The Honorable Gerald Austin McHugh, Pompous Ass, Presiding is brought to us this week by East Rockhill Township v. Richard E. Pierson Materials Corp., in which His Honor begins the opinion with, “This case represents an unusual exercise of federal diversity jurisdiction in that I am being asked to address what is essentially a local zoning controversy.” A local zoning controversy. Imagine it! The effrontery! The judge goes on to note that the quarry in question has maintained its permits, “albeit without engaging in the extraction of stone.” Please stand by as I engage in the extraction of my bile duct/gag reflex. Lighten up, Francis.