Municipal Finance Journal

Editor in Chief: Justin Marlowe, Ph.D., Director, Center for Municipal Finance, University of Chicago

Editor Emeritus: W. Bartley Hildreth, Ph.D., Andrew Young School of Policy Studies, Georgia State University

Tap into today’s best thinking on tax-exempt financing for public institution

Municipal Finance Journal covers the full range of issues facing professionals who work in state and local finance and tax-exempt financing. In each quarterly issue, leading practitioners and researchers address the complicated interplay of legal, market, economic and political perspectives that affect public finance. MFJ brings you in-depth coverage of financing strategies for statutory authorities, health care institutions, private universities and other tax-exempt issuers and the latest research on contemporary municipal, county and state fiscal issues and the acquisition, allocation and management of financial resources in a competitive capital marketplace.

Each quarterly issue shares the experience of the nation’s leading experts in the field, covering all the critical issues you face in your day-to-day work:

• Issuance strategies
• Trends in the capital markets
• Innovative approaches to capital financing
• Accounting developments and standards
• Tax law requirements
• Alternatives for raising funds in a financial downturn
• Factors affecting bond ratings
• New infrastructure initiatives
• Analysis of market segments
• Fiscal accountability and disclosure requirements