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New York, NY – Today, New York City Comptroller Mark Levine unveiled a $4 billion commitment to strategic investments in affordable housing production and preservation through a new initiative titled the NYC Housing Investment Initiative. The investments respond to the City’s worsening housing crisis, which is driven in part by limited access to financing.
SACRAMENTO – State Treasurer Fiona Ma, CPA, today announced that the State Treasurer’s Office (STO) has invested $150 million in a 5-year Inter-American Development Bank (IADB) Sustainability Bond. The sole manager on the deal was CastleOak Securities, L.P.
Treasurer Goldberg was the keynote speaker at this year's CFA Society Boston Financial Literacy Leadership Summit! She was delighted to join so many outstanding community partners to talk about such an important topic.
Shareholder rights are under increasing pressure from state, regulatory, and legal challenges. Opponents of responsible business want to limit shareholders’ ability to engage companies through the U.S. shareholder proposal process and seek professional advice from proxy advisors. This webinar highlights practical steps to protect shareholders’ ability to communicate directly with companies on financially relevant issues through proxy voting and other engagement forums. Expert panelists discuss how this direct dialogue with companies has led to stronger business practices in overall strategy, risk management, and board oversight.
City & State published an op-ed by New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli on the need for companies to be transparent about how Artificial Intelligence (AI) is impacting layoffs, entry level jobs and long-term business growth:
Vermont Business Magazine Today, Treasurer Pieciak’s proposal to create a free prescription drug discount card program in Vermont (H.577) passed out of the Senate Health and Welfare committee on a unanimous, bipartisan vote.
The program would provide immediate relief at the pharmacy counter—lowering drug costs, supporting healthier outcomes for patients, and saving Vermonters over $20 million annually on their medications.
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