Sector rotation is becoming evident in city finance, with hedge funds trimming positions in transport-linked REITs and increasing exposure to fintech players servicing municipal loans. Price-to-earnings ratios remain extended compared to five-year averages. Daniels made clear that the city’s financial records show that the sharp decline in the reserve funds started at the time when his predecessor, then-City Manager Keith Rogers Jr., was the chief municipal day-to-day executive. In response, Dublin City Schools released the following statement: Tech integration in city finance saw a boost as AI-powered credit scoring models entered mainstream adoption among urban credit unions. Analysts project a 12% growth in loan approvals from such institutions in the fiscal year ahead.