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Financing Housing Projects in Oregon with 501(c)(3) Bonds

Orrick is hosted a webinar titled Financing Housing Projects in Oregon with 501(c)(3) Bonds on Wednesday, April 5, 2023. This event focused on: In a market where housing needs continue to escalate yet volume cap and LIHTC are becoming scarce, 501(c)(3) entities provide an alternative means of ...

April.05.2023 | Online Webinar - Recording Available

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ESG & Municipal Bonds: The State of the Market

This session will help participants identify eligible projects and gain an understanding of related requirements and best practices surrounding green, social, and sustainability bond issues.

March.31.2022 | Webinar - Recording Available

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Financing affordable housing with 501(c)(3) bonds

In a market where volume cap is becoming less available, 501(c)(3) entities provide an alternative means of accessing capital to provide affordable housing. This webinar will be a discussion of the different ways 501(c)(3) entities can be used.

December.14.2021 | Webinar - Recording Available

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Webinar: Rating Agencies Speak on COVID-19

COVID-19 is having and will continue to have myriad effects, many unprecedented, on the operations, revenues and debt service coverage of municipal market issuers and borrowers. Orrick has assembled a panel of all four rating agencies for a special Orrick and Bond Buyer hosted webinar.

April.07.2020 | Webinar - Recording Available

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Webinar: COVID-19 & Tax Exempt Debt

In case useful to you or anyone on your team, Orrick has created a COVID-19 Resource page with answers to questions arising in real-time, training videos and links to useful resources. Additional information relating to COVID-19 and tax-exempt debt: Tax Issues for VRDO Liquidity Problems COVID-19 ...

March.24.2020 | Webinar - Recording Available

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Webinar: The LIBOR Phase Out

LIBOR is the most widely used reference rate in the financial markets and it may be discontinued after 2021. For U.S. dollar-denominated contracts, it is expected to be replaced with SOFR. Join us for a webinar to learn more about the expected transition from LIBOR to SOFR.

January.16.2019 | Webcast