The Trump administration should create a federal public-private partnership office to encourage more P3s in public infrastructure and loosen up bond rules to encourage cities and states to privatize ...
The New Orleans city council president hopes the needed panel members will vote to override the outgoing mayor's veto of the ...
Sage Memorial Hospital's $80 million financing brings a new model to tribal health care. The unrated, tax-exempt bonds recapitalized construction of a replacement hospital, an expanded outpatient ...
Alaska Railroad Corporation's Cruise Port Revenue Bonds financed a new passenger terminal and dock at the Port of Seward — critical infrastructure for one of the world's top cruise markets.
The Virginia Port Authority executed a landmark financing to reshape control of the Virginia International Gateway terminal.
New York set a precedent with a $944 million bond deal that prepaid three decades of electricity for the Power Authority.
New York Transportation Development Corporation's green bond financing for JFK's new Terminal 6 proves that big aviation projects can be built with climate goals at the center.
Deal of the Year 2025: Kerrville Public Utility Board Public Facility Corp. (Small Issuer Financing)
Kerrville Public Utility Board Public Facility Corporation entered the public markets with its inaugural bond sale to deliver a new peaking power plant for the Texas Hill Country.
Georgia's SR 400 Express Lanes financing shows how public and private partners can solve a regional mobility challenge at scale.
Dallas Fort Worth International Airport advanced a massive capital plan with a nearly $2 billion refunding and improvement financing that reshaped how airports use the market.
This financing included $4.5 billion of debt structured across three liens, attracting a diverse investor base and achieving investment-grade ratings. As the largest Private Activity Bond issuance for ...
Columbus Regional Airport Authority returned to market with a $1.207 billion airport-revenue financing to launch a $2 billion capital program at John Glenn Columbus International.
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