ESG, or “Environmental, Social, and Governance” has been a hot topic of conversation across the financial world for years...

Colleges and universities across the country are facing unprecedented pressures. Inflation and rising costs are the most recent factors...

Out of control inflation, war, geopolitical tensions, and China’s recent mortgage defaults and boycott...

In fiscal 2021, private universities saw major positive developments that buoyed their credit positions in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic

There is no question that the rapid rise of interest rates in 2022 has come much more quickly than nearly anyone anticipated.

In a welcome change from recent years, this year all three rating agencies have assigned a “Stable” outlook to the higher education sector..

2021 saw a continued demand for - and high issuance of - municipal bonds following record performance in 2020, though higher education...

Traditions are a wonderful way to keep a sense of normalcy when, in such instances as calendar years 2020 and 2021...

In the last year and a half, the strong stock market performance has been a boon for higher education institutions despite...

Earlier this year we wrote an article about whether inflationary pressures were real.

Last week on August 4th, Moody’s released the final version of their revised rating methodology for the higher education sector.

The debt ceiling for the United States is currently suspended until July 31 & at that time, it will be set to the amount of debt on that day

Today’s popular economic narrative says to expect a strong recovery, with rising inflation at the same time.

We are now four months into the year and various credit and market developments continue to unfold - LIBOR Transition Continues!

Recently, Moody’s released a proposed update to their higher education rating methodology.

The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 has created significant new challenges for all higher education institutions...

Since we published our 2020 Mid-Year Market Update last June, the financial markets have calmed down from the historic turbulence...

It is just one month into calendar year 2021 and we are already seeing themes of the coming year emerge.

By: Erik Kelly, President There has been very little normalcy in calendar year 2020. We as a country, our communities, and each of us...

By: Erik Kelly, President Borrowers of long-term debt are always faced with this question: should we borrow on a fixed rate or a variable...