The fixed-income market is experiencing a rare, time-sensitive window of opportunity for investors. As global capital markets transition through a cooling economic cycle and a changing monetary policy environment, history shows that opportunities to capture historically high yields in traditionally lower risk municipal bonds can vanish rapidly.

Andrew Clinton spoke with Janet A. of SiriusXM’s The Business Briefing, where they discussed the latest in muni bonds. While airports across the country continue to expand and improve their infrastructure, investors in the asset class will be met with an opportunity set that is taking off

The Bond Buyer featured Andrew’s comments on the overall health of the muni market throughout Q3.

At CIM, we think it’s important to be mindful of the key indicators that have a meaningful relationship with Treasury yields. CEO Andrew Clinton shared as much this week with Debtwire as part of their coverage on the widening federal deficit and its effect, or lack thereof, on muni credits.

Brightline looks to overcome $5 billion in debts. Brian Bandell of South Florida Business Journal discussed the latest developments on a topic we know well.

Our CEO, Andrew Clinton, shared his thoughts with Bloomberg’s Aashna Shah, on infrastructure opportunities like Atlanta Airport.

Our CEO, Andrew Clinton, shared his thoughts with Bloomberg’s Aashna Shah, on in a report on Puerto Rico’s $121 million muni bond sale this week. As Andrew notes, investors faced a rare opportunity to acquire stable credits following a lack of BBB issuances this year.

Clinton Investment Management’s Municipal Credit Opportunities yield-to-worst of 4.31% equates to roughly 9% when compared to corporate bonds or over 7.25% when compared to Treasuries, for those in the highest tax bracket living in a high tax state like New York.

Our CEO, Andrew Clinton, shared his thoughts with Martin Braun of Bloomberg on on Aquarion Water Authority’s buyout of Eversource Energy using muni bonds.