The potential and limitations of impact bonds: Lessons from the first five years of experience worldwide
Emily Gustafsson-Wright, Sophie Gardiner, Vidya Putcha
Brookings Institution
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A Brookings Institution report published on 9 July 2015 examining the 38 impact bond deals in existence as of 1 March 2015, with six more contracted by July. It defines impact bond structures, inventories existing deals, sets out policy frameworks and the motivations of each type of stakeholder, and tests the claims made for impact bonds. The authors express cautious optimism while stressing that the field remains nascent and needs greater transparency and continued research.
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- 38 deals
deals examined(impact bonds)
Policy- region
- Global
- year
- 2015-03-01
- method
- impact bond deals in existence worldwide as of 1 March 2015
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- Policy and governanceMixedWith caveats
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