Live Webinar: Anatomy of a Final Numbers Run

This CLE-eligible webinar costs $79.00 for NABL members and $160.00 for non-members. Attendees will earn up to 1.0 CLE credit. 

The final numbers run is a critical document in a public finance transaction, providing far more than a summary of final principal amounts, interest rates, and debt service. It serves as the financial roadmap for the transaction, translating the economics of the financing into the key information that bond counsel, issuer’s counsel, underwriter’s counsel, disclosure counsel, and other members of the financing team rely on to verify compliance with legal requirements, finalize transaction documents and offering materials, and complete important federal tax analyses.

Join our panel of experienced public finance practitioners for a practical, in-depth review of final numbers for both a new money and a refunding transaction. Presenters will walk through each set of final numbers from the perspectives of the various members of the financing team, explaining how the numbers are used throughout the pricing and closing process and highlighting the key data points that drive legal, disclosure, and federal tax analyses and determinations.

Whether you’re a seasoned public finance professional or newer to the field, this webinar will provide a practical understanding of how to read and use one of the most important transaction documents in a public finance transaction and help strengthen your understanding of the legal, disclosure, and tax considerations that drive a successful bond closing.

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Meet the Speakers

Jeff Qualkinbush

Barnes & Thornburg LLP

Katrina Desmond

Miller Canfield

The 50th Workshop: Building Bonds for Our Future

For five decades, this conference has been the premier gathering for public finance professionals at every level, bringing together the nation’s leading municipal bond, tax, and securities attorneys to strengthen professional relationships, exchange ideas, and advance the practice of public finance law. We are excited to be back in Chicago, where it all began, for The Workshop 2026 on October 14 to 16.

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