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Innovation in impact bonds

Stephen M. Liberatore
Portfolio Manager, Head of ESG/Impact, Global Fixed Income
Jessica Zarzycki
Portfolio Manager
Adam Guerino
Associate Portfolio Manager
Think innovation

The growth and innovation in the impact bond market has unlocked new opportunities for investors to provide capital for projects that have a positive social and/or environmental impact while generating competitive returns.

This paper discusses these developments and presents best practices and a framework for institutional and other professional investors seeking to increase their exposure to impact bonds.

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