What are SIBs?
Ultimately, investor returns are generated in accordance with the rate at which the service program achieves predetermined outcomes. This innovative model has ushered in new sources of private capital, mobilizing it towards solving social issues, achieving positive social outcomes and generating value for the public sector.
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Who Benefits?
Target Populations
Government
Social Sector
NGOs and service providers receive secured funding, allowing for greater focus on effective service provision. SIBs afford social organizations with a new source of capital, one which is more conducive to scale.
Investors
Impact Investors have the opportunity to deploy capital towards solving social issues while simultaneously generating financial returns.
A SIB is a unique opportunity for portfolio diversification, as it has no correlation to other assets in an investment portfolio
Many 2 Many
The Social Impact Bond vehicle finds mutual benefit for investors with different risk profiles, recruits an assortment of service providers for comprehensive interventions, pools sufficient resources to make social initiatives financially viable, and provides governments with critical insight and flexibility for effective performance management. In the end, society is uplifted by the shared value of measurable outcomes.