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What is the World Bank outcome bond?

IBRD outcome bonds can provide investors with: A sustainable development labeled investment that supports the World Banks sustainable development activities and projects globally. A unique level of additionality and an opportunity to support specific projects or development themes.

How many countries have issued green bonds?

Since 2008, the World Bank issued approximately USD 18 billion equivalent in Green Bonds through over 200 bonds in 28 currencies.

What is a World Bank bond?

World Bank bonds are aligned with the Sustainability Bond Guidelines published by the International Capital Market Association and as such support the financing of a combination of green and social, i.e., sustainable development projects, programs and activities in IBRD member countries as described in the World Bank

Who are the investors in green bonds?

Investments in green bonds often come from institutional investorsentities like mutual funds, hedge funds, and endowments that can afford to invest large sums in debt instruments.

Who buys World Bank bonds?

World Bank bonds can be bought and sold through security houses, commercial banks, dealers and brokers. Investors should contact their local financial service providers for information on specific World Bank securities, including prices and availability.