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U.S. Municipal Finance Research

Crucial Analysis and Opinion on the Municipal Credit Market

In today’s public finance market, understanding the financial, operating and economic factors that drive municipal credits is more important than ever. Moody’s U.S. Municipal Finance Research Service includes a wide variety of written research, from timely commentary on the latest credit trends in the market to in-depth, sale-level analysis, and access to Moody’s analysts and their expertise.

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Moodys.com: Access to all of our U.S. Municipal Finance research, ratings information and financial data is available through our website, www.Moodys.com.
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Data Feeds: Access to current and historical ratings data is available through our FTP and syndication data services.

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Analyst Access: Access to our team of U.S. public finance experts gives you real-time answers to your most critical questions.
Training Specialists: Our team of training specialists helps you gain the most from your Moody’s subscription.
Client Services Desk: Our customer service team is available 24 hours a day, 5 days a week to give you the answers you need.
Account Managers: Dedicated relationship management teams provide support at each level of your organization.

Events Overview

Teleconferences: Teleconferences and webcasts provide brief updates on high-profile U.S. public finance ratings news and research. All teleconferences and related materials are archived on our website.
Briefings: Discuss the latest issues in the changing municipal finance landscape at our frequent briefings and roundtables.
Conferences: Annual conferences give you the opportunity to forge relationships with our analysts, network with peers and participate in a dialogue about evolving trends in U.S. public finance risk.