MuniLand Snaps: January 25, 2012
Bloomberg ran an excellent article and video about the impact on the North Dakota infrastructure from oil drilling. The externalities are bigger than the cash revenues the counties and cities are receiving, and municipalities are unable to build out their infrastructure fast enough to keep up with demand.
Good Links
Bloomberg View: Why Singapore has the cleanest government money can buy
White House: 2012 ACA Progress Report: States are implementing health reform
Gov Tech: Police don’t like the Supreme Court decision denying warrantless GPS tracking
FT: New fixed income research rules coming from FINRA
ZeroHedge: A peak into the sell-side and inter-dealer bond markets
Bond Buyer: Muniland professionals see rates up and down for the year
SIFMA: Class time! SIMFA’s Municipal Bond School 2012
WSJ: City of Glendale, Arizona sells debt to cover NHL team losses
@Twitter Talk
@MillerTabak Michael Pietronico the “state of the union” could be perceived as the “state of taxation” on the “wealthy”…municipal bond demand should remain strong
@AtlanticCities The Atlantic Cities Detroit, Atlanta, & Phoenix top the list of places with the most affordable housing stock in U.S. bit.ly/w9mSam
@NYSenate New York Senate Ask and ye shall receive. The #NYSenate‘s budget analysis, also known as the “White Book”, is now online: tinyurl.com/7omdht4
@StatesAndCities Bloomberg State/Muni BB&T Backs Down as Occupy Atlanta Resists Eviction of Inner-City Church: ow.ly/8Em08



