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220+
Public finance healthcare transactions since 2018, all roles and bid types*
No. 1
In the nation by number of healthcare private placement issues*
6
Offices across the nation
No. 3
In the nation by number of negotiated & private placement healthcare transactions*
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Piper Sandler is a national leader in healthcare finance. We help our clients achieve their strategic objectives by providing comprehensive investment banking solutions, underwriting services, loan placement capabilities, in-depth healthcare industry knowledge, trading expertise and strong distribution channels.
*Source: Thompson Reuters 2018-2022
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The Week of March 3, 2026
U.S. Treasuries fell across the curve last week, as the 10-year and 30-year yield decreased 11 bps and 8 bps, respectively. Municipal yields followed to a lesser extent, with the 10-year yield unchanged and 30-year yield falling 6 bps. Municipal bond funds saw $1.0 billion of inflows compared to $1.3 billion of inflows in the prior week, marking 14 consecutive weeks of positive flows. Economic data releases, including the February jobs report, will take a backseat this week as market participants will mostly be focused on the conflict with Iran. Treasury yields have increased this morning amid concerns around energy supply disruption and potential energy price increases. The 10-year Treasury has moved approximately 9 bps higher in morning trading. Municipal yields have increased 1-3 bps across the curve. While we currently do not expect the geopolitical conflict to disrupt healthcare capital markets activity, the potential impact across markets remains fluid.
The Week of February 23, 2026
U.S. Treasuries rose last week, with the 10-year and 30-year yield increasing by 4 bps and 3 bps, respectively. Meanwhile, municipal yields slightly decreased, with the 10-year and 30-year yield falling 1 bp and 3 bps, respectively. Municipal bond funds saw over $1.2 billion of inflows compared to nearly $1.6 billion of inflows in the prior week, marking 13 consecutive weeks of positive fund flows. Last Friday's Supreme Court ruling regarding the President’s imposed tariffs introduces additional market uncertainty, as the market sorts through its potential economic impact. Headline and core PCE inflation both came in slightly hotter than expected, lifting YoY headline inflation to its highest level since March 2024 and core inflation to its highest level since April 2024. Jobless claims will be released on Thursday, with the market expecting claims to rise back up at 215K in the latest week from an unexpectedly low 206K in the previous week. Currently, futures markets are pricing in approximately two rate cuts for 2026, with over a 90% probability of no change at the March 18 meeting.