- NFMA White Paper on Best Practices in Cybersecurity Risk Disclosure for State & Local Governments in Municipal Offerings.
- Governmental Accounting, Auditing, and Financial Reporting 2020 Edition.
- What US Municipal Securities Issuers Should Know About LIBOR Transition: Norton Rose Fulbright
- Signals or Noise in November for LIBOR Transition? – McGuire Woods
- S&P: SOFR Emerging As Alternative To LIBOR In U.S. Debt Markets
- LIBOR Termination May be Postponed to 2023: Day Pitney
- PRAC Releases Agile Toolkit.
- Wall Street Muni Underwriters Poised for Record Year in 2020.
- Wall Street Diverges on Muni Sales as Citi Sees $550 Billion.
- Financial Reporting Model Improvements: GASB Webinar
- And finally, Like Ya’ Do is brought to us this week by Upper Pond Creek Volunteer Fire Department, Inc. v. Kinser. We’re gonna go way out on ye olde limb here and posit that something has gone horribly wrong – or spectacularly right – when none other than the Supreme Court of Kentucky describes the start of your day thusly, “When the trooper arrived on the scene, he found Ronnie Kinser lying beside his car, with his right arm pinned beneath the car’s front tire. Kinser was conscious and explained that he had been beneath the car all night, though he could not explain how he had become trapped.” Godspeed, Ronnie Kinser. Godspeed.