CDFA Upcoming Events

David Rogers of Bricker & Eckler discusses strategies for getting deals done during the current credit crisis along with some examples of projects that have still been able to proceed.

Alan Cason of McGuire Woods examines the elements of an effective TIF program and areas to consider when deciding public policy regarding TIF in this presentation.

This presentation by Pat Wilson of Green Planet Funding discusses the life cycle of a renewable energy project.

In this presentation, John Nelson discusses the mission and programs of Wall Street Without Walls, an organization dedicated to providing financial and investment services to CDCs, CDFIs and other community-based organizations.

Victor Chang of Wells Fargo Public Finance, who closed on one of the first Build American Bond deals, presents on BABs and other new changes to bond finance as part of ARRA.

United Fund Advisors gave this presentation of the Armory Theater project in Portland as part of the 2009 Practitioner's Showcase for the nation's Best Tax Credit Financed Project.

Tom Link of the Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh gave this presentation describing URA's business and real estate RLFs.

Tina Neal of Piper Jaffray looks at the use of green and energy projects and the different tools available to finance them.

Tim Long of Robert W. Baird gave this presentation discussing the current challenges of getting deals done. The use of port authorities as financing vehicle is also examined with a case study example of Summit County (OH) Port Authority.

This presentation corresponds to the board meeting and public hearing held in conjunction with CDFA's 2009 Annual Summit in Pittsburgh.

Michael Riechman of RBC discusses how low income housing and solar tax credits are structured and work in the market.

Michael Pehur of Allegheny County Economic Development describes the county's use of tax increment finance.

Mary Nash Rusher of Hunton & Williams gave this presentation giving an overview of IDBs and examining the changes to IDBs in the ARRA pertaining to intangible property.

Laura Radcliff of Stifel Nicolaus gives an overview of tax increment finance and the different parties involved in a TIF bond deal.

This presentation by Ken Powell of Stone & Youngberg examines recent trends and developments in the use of tax increment finance.

Ken Powell of Stone & Youngberg discusses the various policy and guideline considerations when using tax increment finance.

John May of Stern Brothers discusses the use of tax-exempt and tax credit bonds to finance renewable energy deals.

This presentation by John May of Stern Brothers looks at the risks associated with renewable energy deals in the current market.

This presentation by Jim Snyder of Ice Miller LLP examines two of the new bond provisions in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.

Greg Hummel of Bryan Cave LLP gives an overview of TIF and examines case studies from Illinois and the U.S. Virgin Islands.

This presentation by Frank Altman of the Community Reinvestment Fund focuses on the use of New Markets Tax Credits.

Doug Iverson of FHLB Indianapolis examines the use of the newly authorized FHLB letter of credit for tax-exempt bond transactions.

Evans Paul discusses the use of tax increment financing in brownfields redevelopment and steps states can take to make TIF more compatible with brownfields deals.

Eileen Marxen of the California Industrial Development Financing Advisory Commission gave this case study presentation of how CIDFAC was able to utilize a FHLB letter of credit on an industrial development bond deal.

The Detroit Shoreway Community Development Organization gave this presentation as part of the 2009 Practitioner's Showcase for the nation's Best Tax Credit Financed Project.