At a glance
- P3 Bulletin also reports that Equitix has appointed a capital formation lead.
- The World Bank entry does not specify whether the money is a loan, guarantee or grant, which entity receives it or over what period it is disbursed.
- The rest of the page lists tenders and advisory searches: Calgary considering a P3 for a police hub, Maryland seeking advisors for toll and CAV plans, and advisors sought for a Canadian waterfront development.
P3 Bulletin's latest roundup lists a $50 million World Bank financing for a sanitation P3 in Paraíba.
P3 Bulletin also reports that Equitix has appointed a capital formation lead.
The World Bank entry does not specify whether the money is a loan, guarantee or grant, which entity receives it or over what period it is disbursed. The Equitix appointment names no individual and no start date.
The rest of the page lists tenders and advisory searches: Calgary considering a P3 for a police hub, Maryland seeking advisors for toll and CAV plans, and advisors sought for a Canadian waterfront development.
The World Bank financing appeared in the roundup covered on 9 October, while the Equitix appointment is newer. A capital formation role is investor-facing fundraising work. The publication has argued that P3 staffing is running ahead of committed deals.
| Entry | Disclosed | Not disclosed |
|---|---|---|
| World Bank / Paraíba sanitation P3 | $50m financing | Instrument, recipient, tenor, project company |
| Equitix capital formation lead | Appointment | Individual, start date, mandate or fund size |
Reported by the Fundraising desk from P3 Bulletin. Published . Corrections