MSRB's report documents the extraordinary developments in the municipal securities market during October 2026 and the fundamental changes in the market over the last few years.
Composition of Municipal Bond ETFs and Their Growing Significance in the Municipal Market
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MSRB's research report that analyzes secondary market trading for the municipal bond exchange-traded funds, daily trading volume, and transaction costs.
Third Quarter 2026 Municipal Securities Market Summary
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MSRB's third quarter 2026 market summary reviews the extraordinary developments in the municipal securities market, including record-breaking trading volumes, a significant rise in benc...
MSRB's midyear market summary analyzes key developments in the municipal securities market during the first half of 2026 as well as emerging trends. Topics include issuance, trading volume, tax-exempt yields, i...
Trading Volume and Transaction Cost for Municipal Bond ETFs
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MSRB research report analyzes trading volume and effective spread in the municipal bond ETF market to understand what is happening in the broader municipal securities market.
The MSRB Fact Book offers a free and comprehensive reference for historical trade statistics on a quarterly and yearly basis. The reports encompass information on nearly every trade reported to the MSRB by deal...
MSRB's 2025 Municipal Market Year in Review report, podcast and webinar analyze key developments in the municipal securities market in 2025, an extraordinary year for the market on many levels, discussing yield...
A Comparison of Transaction Costs for Municipal Securities and Other Fixed-Income Securities
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MSRB analyzes transaction costs in the municipal securities market for the period from January 2021 through December 2024 and then compares them with those in the corporate bond and agency…
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