CDFA is pleased to announce that the National Association of Bond Lawyers has endorsed H.R. 2890, the Modernizing American Manufacturing Bonds Act (MAMBA). MAMBA is CDFA's number one legislative priority in 2016.

LPFA is expected to bring $226.14 million of bonds to market next week as the conduit issuer of the debt that will benefit LSU. The bonds will help finance a $575 million project.

Trade groups for biomass, hydropower and other energy sources are pushing Congress to renew expiring tax credits for their industries before the end of the year. 

Cost-benefit analysis of investment incentives can help economic development and government leaders make better decisions when using incentives to attract investments.

The 1889 Institute recently published a paper concluding the that when it comes to TIFs, Oklahoma desperately needs greater transparency, stricter limits on how funding can be spent, and more strictly limited lifetimes and revenue sources, along other reforms mentioned in this paper.

Learn how to structure a TIF that eases the financial pressure on your brownfield project and how communities can blend the use of TIF with other financing tools to help bring your brownfields back into productive use.

The National Association of Bond Lawyers and the Government Finance Officers Association on Thursday each issued guidance to issuers and counsel on how to comply with tax-exempt bond rules after the issuance of tax-advantaged bonds.

This month's CDFA // BNY Mellon Development Finance Webcast Series, will explore the retail development market and provide guidance and insight on how best to support this economic development driver. Speakers will cover the market challenges, opportunities and financing resources available to public and private entities for catalyzing retail as economy.

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