There has been very little normalcy in calendar year 2020. We as a country, our communities, and each of us individually have taken on challenges over the last 10 months that we couldn’t have imagined prior to this year
Borrowers of long-term debt are always faced with this question: should we borrow on a fixed rate or a variable rate basis?
Effective July 17, 2020, through September 30, 2020, Nonprofit entities can obtain federal loan dollars through two different Main Street Lending Program facilities (NONLF [1], & NOELF [2])
Blue Rose has begun publishing weekly “Special Editions” of The Shield to address key municipal market topics as they develop
Last week, a bill entitled The Moving Forward Act was proposed in the U.S. House of Representatives that addresses many infrastructure needs of our country
In the 90-plus days since COVID-19 interrupted the 2020 Spring term in an historically unprecedented fashion, the credit rating agencies have moved quickly to measure the pandemic’s immediate and prospective impact upon higher education institutions across the country
It is evident that issuers and borrowers across the public finance sector – from States and State agencies to municipalities, from higher education to healthcare and other non-profit organizations – are working diligently to establish new budgets for the upcoming fiscal year
Tax-exempt capital market behaviors consistent with an early April snowstorm
Paycheck Protection Program—Available to Institutions With Less Than 500 Employees
The current COVID-19 health pandemic is creating tremendous concern for the higher education sector: Moody’s has downgraded the sector to a “negative” outlook, S&P has revised their outlook on privatized/P3 higher education housing deals to “negative,” and each day there are articles discussing the near-term impact of the coronavirus
