英文摘要 |
Social impact bonds are a type of financing for impact investments. Due to different supply and demand in different places, different innovative financing products have been derived. Evolving from the earliest unsecured social impact bond in the UK, Singapore's social impact bond has paradigm shifted to be the first social impact bond listed in the stock exchange in the world. Meanwhile, the social impact bond has guaranteed and borrower selection criteria and social impact measurement to solve women's livelihood problems in Southeast Asia through the help from transnational governments, micro credit institutions, social enterprises, law firms, banks and high net worth investors. This case study uses Singapore's IIX Women's Livelihood Bonds as an example to compare the differences to traditional social impact bonds, and analyze the bond's financial innovation. In addition, this research discusses the social value creation main sources by forecasting or evaluating the bond's “Social Return on Investment” . The research result has linked to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals in order to provide a model of corporate social responsibility or university social responsibility to be transformed into corporate social impact or university social impact, and help the society move towards sustainable development goals with financial innovation. |