About the event
In addition to addressing the current market dislocations, the summit will tackle broader issues:
- The Need For New Approaches To Funding Infrastructure
- The Question Of How The Legal & Regulatory Framework Governing The Market Should Evolve To Address Investor Needs
- The Opportunities & Risks Posed By The Introduction Of New Technologies
Keynote Speaker:
The Bond Buyer and the Regional Bond Dealers Association Announce
First-Ever National Municipal Bond Summit
Solutions to Repair the Market
TIME TO REGISTER IS RUNNING OUT: The Bond Buyer, SourceMedia’s daily newspaper of municipal finance, and the Regional Bond Dealers Association will co-sponsor a first-of-its-kind National Municipal Bond Summit at the Eden Roc Hotel in Miami on February 18-20, 2009.
The event will bring together all sectors of the market – from broker-dealers specializing in underwriting, selling and trading municipal bonds to the public-sector employees who borrow the money – to discuss the fundamental challenges posed to the industry by the ongoing credit crunch.
Despite tax-exempt yields carrying historic relative value, many issuers have struggled to get their deals priced. A growing number of market participants say Washington needs to change the tax laws and other regulations to get the market back on its feet.
That's why we've teamed up with the Regional Bond Dealers Association to organize this first-of-its-kind event - where all market participants, sell-side and buy-side, issuers, financial advisors, and attorneys - will discuss solutions ... and tactics for making them happen. Click here to view our most up-to-date agenda.
Who will be attending?
All sectors of the municipal finance industry, from government finance officers to underwriters, financial advisors, attorneys, credit analysts and investors who make the market work. Meet and network with the major players in the market, as well as with senior-level issuers from across the country.
Market leaders from all across the country have already registered. Register now, or contact Dan Tina at 212-803-8487 for more information.

