We sat down with Portfolio Manager, Tony Tanner, CFA®, on March 17th to get his insight on the ongoing volatility in the municipal bond market and how the current conditions compare to prior periods of instability. Tony began his buy-side career managing two flag-ship single-state municipal bond funds in the early 1990s, and he has managed through a variety of volatile municipal bond markets, including the bond bear markets of 1994, 1999, 2008 & 2016. The podcast is linked below, and the full transcript is available here.

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