Caitlin Devitt is a Senior Infrastructure Reporter at The Bond Buyer. She has extensive experience covering the municipal bond market, with a focus on finance, investment, and various infrastructure topics including transportation, real estate, and environmental issues. Caitlin has been featured in Digital Insurance, American Banker, The Bond Buyer, and NewsBreak.
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Caitlin's coverage primarily focuses on finance, economy, government, and politics in the United States. She frequently covers government announcements and legal policy regulations related to infrastructure, public-private partnerships, transportation, municipal bonds, and government legislation.
Given her focus on these topics and themes like infrastructure investment and tax-exempt financing at a national level within the US context, she would likely be interested in hearing from experts with insights into legislative or regulatory developments impacting these areas. Additionally, sources with data-driven analysis or those directly involved in relevant projects may also grab her attention.
If you have expertise related to US infrastructure policies or financial regulations that impact public works projects or municipal financing strategies within the country's political landscape, your insights could be valuable for Caitlin’s coverage.
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The exterior of the American Dream mall in East Rutherford, New Jersey, on August 22, 2022. Adobe Stock
By: Caitlin Devitt
Fern Hollow Bridge in Pittsburgh collapsed in 2022. The city and state are reviewing an unsolicited P3 bid to replace a bundle of the city's bridges.
Immediately after signing a $70 billion reconciliation bill into law, President Trump began pushing for a third reconciliation package.
By: Caitlin Devitt
Anton Steshenko, a graduate student at the University of Maryland, Robert H. Smith School of Business, proposes a hybrid infrastructure financing structure that brings more private capital into play.
By: Caitlin Devitt
Public finance issuers will face a fresh layer of uncertainty related to federal assistance, said Moody's analyst Nicholas Samuels.
Brightline Florida and holders of the majority of nearly $1 billion of its bonds Tuesday announced a brief extension that gives the financially troubled train line time to navigate a looming mandatory tender of the debt.
By: Caitlin Devitt
Brightline station at the Orlando International Airport. Brightline Florida
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Rendering of a future student housing building at Wentworth Institute of Technology financed with nearly $300 million of bonds.
Sven Hodges joins Mayer Brown's D.C. office after serving as chief counsel for Semiconductor Incentives for the US Department of Commerce's CHIPS Program Office.
