Ed. Note: We appear to have finally created an issue of actual utility. We apologize for the convenience and can assure you that it won’t happen again.
Issuers On Notice For Climate Risks.
Cybersecurity Disclosure Considerations for Municipal Issuers: Bracewell
A Refresher on Selective Disclosure and Anti-Fraud Rules: Frost Brown Todd
S&P: U.S. Local Governments Are Turning To Cyber Risk Pools For Savings And Security Benefits
Puerto Rico Power Authority’s Planned ‘Turbo’ Bonds Seen as Blueprint for Utilities.
Muni Bond Games and the IRS’ Lurking Arbitrage Vampires.
IRS Expands Favorable Tax Treatment to Utility Securitizations That Use a State or Political Subdivision as Issuer: Hunton Andrews Kurth
The Good, the Bad and the Extraordinary – Issuers May Be Able to Call Their Direct Pay Build America Bonds: Greenberg Traurig
Arbitrage Rebate: Navigating Compliance and Maximizing Retained Earnings – Orrick Webinar Replay
And Finally, Big Hitter, The Lama is brought to us this week by Temple of 1001 Buddhas v. City of Fremont. 1001, you say? Seems oddly specific, no? You counted, right? But, then again, we are talking about Fremont, CA, which the Court of Appeal described as, “located in a very high fire hazard area and an earthquake-induced landslide zone.” So maybe it’s just straight-up prudent to have 1001 deities of your choosing on standby. But it does feel like 1001 Zeuseses could be one too many.

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