Erin Hudson is a Distressed Debt Reporter for Bloomberg News. With a background in journalism from Columbia University, Erin covers topics related to distressed debt, financial markets, and business news. Her work has been featured in various publications and media outlets, including Bloomberg Law, Los Angeles Times, and Yahoo Finance.
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Erin's coverage focuses on business and real estate industries, with a significant emphasis on finance, restructuring, creditors, investments, and bankruptcy. She often cites data and provides investment analysis in her articles.
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By: Amanda Albright, Erin Hudson
Municipal bond sales are surging at the fastest clip in weeks as issuers focus on the prospect of lower borrowing costs amid growing expectations that the Federal Reserve will start cutting interest rates as soon as September.
By: Amanda Albright, Erin Hudson
Goldman Sachs Asset Management launches four new funds Offerings include a product aimed at New York investors
By: Amanda Albright, Erin Hudson
Investors are searching for overlooked muni securities Others are scouring the secondary market or sitting in cash
Naples, Florida, is turning to the municipal bond market to rebuild its famous pier ravaged by Hurricane Ian, marking its at least its fifth reconstruction because of extreme weather damage.
US pandemic aid, even inflation, propped up municipal coffers Strong credit cycle likely challenged by waning federal money
In a summer that's shaping up to be one of the busiest ever for municipal bond sales, investors have snapped up deals financing everything from airport projects and public transit systems to school districts. This week, they lent $40 million to spruce up one of largest zoos on the East Coast.
Mount Saint Mary College saw its credit score cut to BBB by Fitch Ratings, after persistent declines in student enrollment pressured the school’s finances.
The municipal-bond market is expected to be pressured in September by an onslaught of new sales, widening the window for investors to buy cheaper bonds.
By: Erin Hudson, Sri Taylor
States and local governments are poised to sell debt at the fastest clip in four years as borrowers aim to get ahead potential volatility from the US presidential election in November.
The county just north of Tampa, Florida, is one of the fastest growing in the US and the influx of new residents is causing a problem — its local jail is bursting.
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