$233M wildlife bonds: RMB's bold move to save lions and wild dogs
Rand Merchant Bank is stepping up to raise $233 million through wildlife bonds aimed at saving African wild dogs and lions.
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Rand Merchant Bank is stepping up to raise $233 million through wildlife bonds aimed at saving African wild dogs and lions.
The World Bank has begun to issue a new type of bond that directs finance to a specific project or activity and in turn makes a portion of the return on the bond contingent on the success of that project or activity.
The pay-for-success bond, focussing on a single species, could engage untapped private resources and help fill the global biodiversity financing gap
The World Bank has launched an innovative way to grow the population of endangered black rhinos by launching a Wildlife Conservation Bond.
Investors will see returns if the critically endangered rhino population increases in two designated South African parks