- GASB Issues Omnibus Statement Addressing Wide Range of Practice Issues.
- Puzzling Pieces: Component Unity Identification, Classification, Disclosure, and Display – GFOA
- Seventh Circuit Provides Rare Guidance On “Statutory Liens” – Cadwalader
- Which Municipal Bond Issuers Have the Speediest Audit Times?
- S&P Cyber Brief: Reviewing The Credit Aspects Of Blockchain
- DeSantis’s Dissolution of Disney District Stumps Credit Raters.
- [Members-Only Discussion] Down the Due Diligence Rabbit Hole on 5/18
- Matter of Oklahoma Development Finance Authority for Approval of Not to Exceed $800,000,000 Ratepayer-Backed Bonds – Supreme Court of Oklahoma holds that ratepayer-backed bonds issued by Oklahoma Development Finance Authority (ODFA) pursuant to February 2021 Regulated Utility Consumer Protection Act to finance recovery of natural gas costs incurred by public utility during two-week period of record cold temperatures did not violate constitutional debt-limitation provisions.
- And finally, Not Since Martin Luther Nailed His Ninety-Five Risk Factors To GASB’s Door is brought to us this week by Matter of Oklahoma, in which the Supreme Court of Oklahoma stated that, “Fifteen Protestants filed a response to the application and challenge the bonds on several grounds but focus primarily on the constitutionality of the bonds.” No word yet on whether the Catholics have filed a motion to intervene, but brace yourself for the coming schism.