- BLX/Orrick 2021 Post-Issuance Compliance Workshop.
- GFOA 25th Annual Governmental GAAP Update.
- NFMA Introductory Course Series.
- Treasury’s OIG Updates FAQs for Coronavirus Relief Fund Reporting Requirements.
- Regulatory Spillover: Evidence from Classifying Municipal Bonds as High-Quality Liquid Assets
- New Opportunities for U.S. Airport P3 Projects Arising from COVID-19: Baker McKenzie
- And finally, In Retrospect, Probably Should Have Settled For The Bottom Bunk is brought to us this week by Moser v. State, in which the state of Nebraska got itself into a wee bit of trouble when it decided to conduct a little experiment by pairing up Mr. Schroeder – “known for having a bad temper” – with Mr. Berry – “known for having behavioral issues and having been identified as needing anger management programming” in an 8’x12′ enclosure. What could possibly go wrong? So glad you asked. Five days later, Mr. Schroeder strangles Mr. Berry to death. Looks like eCellmate might need to tinker with the algorithm.