- IRS Revenue Procedure 2020-44: Floating Rate Fallback Flexibility from the Feds – McGuire Woods
- Fitch: New US Dollar Libor Deadline Doesn’t Guarantee a Smooth Transition
- Fall 2020 Issue of The Bond Lawyer: NABL
- SEC Updates Framework for Fund Fair Valuation Practices: Ropes & Gray – Please note that we have highlighted the muni-specific section en bleu. (Would it kill you to learn a little French?)
- S&P U.S. Public Finance 2020 Year In Review: One Like No Other
- Building Back Better – A Virtual Event to Remember! Squire Patton Boggs – Tomorrow! 12/16!
- Capital Asset Accounting Series: GFOA Webinar
- And finally, When Cost/Benefit Analyses Attack is brought to us this week by State v. Alexander, in which a small town’s mayor got himself into a wee bit of trouble for abusing his exalted office. I suppose that’s what you’ve got to expect when you broker a deal between Venezuelan black-market petro smuggers and Columbian narcos using Chechen money-launderers. Oh, that wasn’t it? You say he bullied the town clerk into writing a $500 check so he could visit his sister who lives out of town? Well, I suppose that would explain the slap on the wrist. No? As the old saying goes, “Don’t do the incredibly petty crime if you can’t do the four years of hard labor.” I think that’s how it goes.