At a glance
- Allocators sizing a private tranche would want the instrument settled first: a World Bank loan, guarantee or grant sits differently in the capital stack, which likely changes how much risk private lenders carry.
- Contra Costa Transit Authority, which the roundup lists as exploring P3s for mobility hubs, was covered in an earlier story on P3 studies, as Private Infrastructure Daily previously reported.
- The roundup also carries people moves: a new capital formation lead at Equitix, a former Meridiam director hired by BAM Mutual and a former Metrolinx chief joining the Alto project.
The World Bank is backing a sanitation P3 in Paraíba, Brazil, with $50 million in financing, according to P3 Bulletin's roundup of project news.
The same roundup lists a Brazilian transport concession pipeline for 2027 and a consultation in Rio on an electric bus P3.
Allocators sizing a private tranche would want the instrument settled first: a World Bank loan, guarantee or grant sits differently in the capital stack, which likely changes how much risk private lenders carry.
Contra Costa Transit Authority, which the roundup lists as exploring P3s for mobility hubs, was covered in an earlier story on P3 studies, as Private Infrastructure Daily previously reported.
The roundup also carries people moves: a new capital formation lead at Equitix, a former Meridiam director hired by BAM Mutual and a former Metrolinx chief joining the Alto project.
Reported by The Wrap desk from P3 Bulletin. Published . Corrections