Martin Z. Braun

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New York Raises Cap On Pensions' Private Equity, Hedge Fund Assets

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A provision in state law that sets the cap hadn't been adjusted since 2006.

New York Risks Losing Wealthiest Over High Taxes, Comptroller Says

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Increased outlays on education, pensions and healthcare threaten to blow multibillion dollar holes in New York's finances.

Muni-Bond ETFs Lure $28 Billion As Mutual Funds Bleed Cash

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Almost half the inflows came from mutual fund holders selling shares at a loss to offset gains and swap into ETFs.

JPMorgan Boosts Lending To States And Cities In Turbulent Market

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Plummeting demand for municipal bonds from individual investors roiled the market for public offerings this year.

Muni Bond Market Is Left Behind In Move To Electronic Trading

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Only about 11% of muni bond trading volume was executed electronically in May.

A Worker Shortage Is Driving U.S. Nursing Homes To The Brink Of Collapse

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Declining enrollment and higher labor and supply costs have forced 327 nursing homes to shut down since 2020.

Citigroup Sees Muni Revival With Investors Poised To Get Cash Bonanza

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Citigroup estimates that municipalities will sell about $35.5 billion of new debt in May.

NYC Comptroller Seeks To Raise Pensions' Cap On Alternative Investments To 35%

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He's asking Governor Kathy Hochul and the legislature to raise the cap from 25% to 35%.

Connecticut Governor Lamont Proposes $336 Million In Tax Cuts

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Federal stimulus help and strong revenues have prompted tax cut talk in over a dozen states.

JPMorgan Sees Muni Housing Bonds Besting Other Sectors Next Year

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The firm's strategists see housing bonds performing well in an environment of rising interest rates.

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