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If the Federal government doesn't help, the $12 billion plan could be funded by the city selling "relief bonds."

A number of proposals have been floated for debt payment holidays and other types of moratoria, but such approaches offer solutions that are worse than the problems.

A memo circulated Wednesday by House Financial Service Committee Chairwoman Maxine Waters, D-Calif., suggests that the next wave of federal legislation authorize the Fed to support state, territory, and local debt issuance in response to the coronavirus outbreak.

Schools in 39 states had closed by Wednesday.

Officials and employees are working from home and doing inspections of U.S. audit firms remotely to protect them from infection.

While collapsing market prices do not present immediate worries for CLO managers, the prospect of future downgrades and defaults becomes more problematic.

Some institutions may rethink their sponsorship deals with professional sports teams now that several leagues have suspended their seasons because of the pandemic.

Employees are likely experiencing information overload right now, and unfortunately, not all of the content is valid.

As the Federal Reserve continues trying to keep markets liquid as the stock market sinks, economic data are showing the effects of COVID-19.

BDA told Fed Chair Jerome Powell that two existing programs could help the muni market overcome the impact of the virus.