(reference to a Nigerian social impact bond here) “Investors can opt to purchase Babban Gona’s Raise Out of Poverty bond (ROPO). ROPO is Nigeria’s first social impact bond that enables investors attain a reasonable return on their investment” I wonder if social impact bonds have been considered by EA—or, if these are not where EA has comparative advantage, at least static.
Perhaps social impact bonds create additional impact for every bond purchased—room for investment is limited only by the capacity of persons to increase their income. This contrasts with impact investment to specific companies (e. g. those that are competitive at gaining capital) where additional investment may displace someone else’s investment—research by Founders Pledge.
(reference to a Nigerian social impact bond here) “Investors can opt to purchase Babban Gona’s Raise Out of Poverty bond (ROPO). ROPO is Nigeria’s first social impact bond that enables investors attain a reasonable return on their investment” I wonder if social impact bonds have been considered by EA—or, if these are not where EA has comparative advantage, at least static.
Perhaps social impact bonds create additional impact for every bond purchased—room for investment is limited only by the capacity of persons to increase their income. This contrasts with impact investment to specific companies (e. g. those that are competitive at gaining capital) where additional investment may displace someone else’s investment—research by Founders Pledge.
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