A&M's own Jay Brown makes the case for a broad definition of public-private partnerships that includes asset monetization projects.
At a time when states are increasingly considering alternative financing or revisiting existing laws, recognizing asset monetization transactions that generate significant public benefit, like the City of Falls Church project, may encourage legislators to broaden the scope of allowable alternative financing projects, thereby allowing more social infrastructure projects to be funded by monetizing underutilized public and institutional assets.
https://www.bondbuyer.com/opinion/asset-monetization-and-public-facilities-new-ground-for-p3s
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