JPMorgan Says Private Muni-Bond Accounts Swell to $1.6 Trillion
The business of overseeing individually tailored municipal-bond portfolios has continued to grow rapidly, turning those money managers into the biggest holders of state and local government debt, according to JPMorgan Chase & Co.
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