Kaufman Hall reportedly advised on the issuance of more new, long-term municipal healthcare debt than any other firm in 2016, reportedly supporting $8.55 billion in tax-exempt debt issues through 47 long-term healthcare transactions. The firm also served as an advisor on 19 transactions between healthcare providers amounting to $1.43 billion in private long-term municipal issues.
Kaufman Hall has been ranked as the top financial advisor in the industry by the agency for 11 of the past 12 years.
“Access to capital remains a key priority for healthcare providers as they work to meet the demands of a rapidly evolving industry,” said Eric Jordahl, managing director Kaufman Hall’s financial advisory practice. “We are thankful to the many hospitals and health systems who put their trust in Kaufman Hall to help them navigate increasingly complex markets. The breadth and depth of our experience combined with the strength of our analytical resources ensures that each client we advise achieves an optimal financing strategy consistent with their long-term business objectives.”
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