Christine Albano is a financial reporter for The Bond Buyer. With a focus on the world of finance, Christine covers a wide range of topics including government bonds, regulations, market trends, and economic indicators. Her work has also been featured in the Tahoe Daily Tribune.
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By: Connor Hussey, Jessica Lerner, Caitlin Devitt, Chip Barnett, Christine Albano
Republicans have repeatedly criticized the California high-speed rail project as a waste of taxpayer money.
By: Christine Albano, Connor Hussey, Caitlin Devitt, Robert Slavin, Chip Barnett
Most bondholders voted for the plan, which offers an upfront cash payment and the extension of bond maturities by 25 to 35 years.
By: Robert Slavin, Caitlin Devitt, Christine Albano, Chip Barnett, Jessica Lerner, Scott Sowers
Policy ideas for creating more affordable housing have the potential to impact public finance.
By: Karen Pierog, Connor Hussey, Christine Albano, Jessica Lerner, Robert Slavin, Jennifer Shea
Cooper Howard, director and fixed income strategist for the Charles Schwab Center for Financial Research, shares his thoughts on the intermediate duration with Investors & Investing reporter Christine Albano
By: Christine Albano
As KBRA enters its 14th year in the business, the rating agency is targeting increased market share, an expansion into new sectors and the expectation for continued growth in 2024.
The Governmental Accounting Standards Board has issued new guidance requiring governments to disclose information related to their own vulnerability, asking
The outlook on Phoenix-based Grand Canyon University's junk bond rating was revised on Monday to negative from stable by Moody's Investors Service amid the school's ongoing clash with federal regulators.
By: Scott Sowers, Karen Pierog, Jessica Lerner, Christine Albano, Connor Hussey
Infrastructure Czar Mitch Landrieu is out of that position to join Joe Biden's campaign staff.
By: Caitlin Devitt
The simmering debate over the definition of "obligation" that's key for cities and states managing $350 billion of pandemic funds has boiled over
Municipals saw a short-end correction Tuesday, with the one-year being hit the hardest, amid two large deals in the primary market. U.S.
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