As the regulatory landscape of municipal securities evolves, an ongoing debate has emerged regarding the fee structure imposed by the Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board (MSRB). Dealer groups have voiced their concerns about the perceived inequities in the current fee system, particularly emphasizing the financial strain imposed on dealers compared to municipal advisors (MAs). In responding
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The municipal bond market began 2025 on a robust note, witnessing a dramatic increase in issuance offset against a backdrop of policy unpredictability and potential tax alterations. Recent data revealed that January’s issuance totaled approximately $35.243 billion across 486 different issues, marking a growth of 10.8% relative to the $31.817 billion from the same month
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In November 2023, White Lake Township faced a significant challenge when it was revealed that a cybersecurity breach had disrupted the conclusion of a $29 million bond sale. This unfortunate incident arose when a malicious actor gained unauthorized access to a township official’s email, subsequently impersonating that individual to issue fraudulent wiring instructions for the
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In the ever-evolving landscape of the beauty and wellness sector, Oddity Holdings has emerged as a company capturing the attention of investors and analysts alike. Recently, JPMorgan took a keen interest in Oddity by initiating coverage with an overweight rating, underscoring a price target of $55—representing a notable upside potential of over 17% from its
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The recent plunge in Nvidia’s stock price, which fell nearly 17% in response to emerging competition in the artificial intelligence sector, has sent shockwaves through the investment community. This significant drop was largely fueled by the debut of Chinese AI startup DeepSeek and its open-source large language model, which boasted a remarkably low development cost
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On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve decided to maintain the current interest rates, signifying a cautious approach in light of persistent inflationary pressures that exceed the target rate of 2%. This decision is part of a broader narrative surrounding economic recovery and monetary policy adjustments post-pandemic. The Fed had already enacted significant rate reductions a year
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