Request for Proposal: MOBILIST July to September 2023 Investment Window
04.07.2023
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MOBILIST supports investment solutions to deliver the large and sustainable capital flows needed to realise developing countries’ development and climate ambitions. MOBILIST invests capital, delivers technical assistance, conducts research and builds partnerships to catalyse investment in new listed products.
About usMOBILIST's new investment represents a seminal equity investment by a development finance actor in a transaction to mobilise capital at scale to support climate transition.
Read moreUK Foreign Secretary James Cleverly announced a new partnership between Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) and the UK government’s MOBILIST programme during a visit to the Exchange in Lagos.
The Philippine Stock Exchange, Inc. (PSE) will partner with Mobilising Institutional Capital Through Listed Product Structures (MOBILIST) to enable greater investment in sustainable development in the Philippines via products listed on the exchange.
Bolsa Institucional de Valores (BIVA) announced a partnership with the flagship UK government programme, Mobilising Institutional Capital Through Listed Product Structures (MOBILIST), to fuel greater investment in climate action and other sustainable development goals through products listed on BIVA’s stock exchange.
This MOBILIST research report focuses on the importance of liquidity and practical considerations in building liquid public equity markets in a developing country for the benefit of not only investors but also the broader economy.
Financial regulation within advanced economies is a key driver of capital flows to emerging markets and developing economies (EMDEs). This study examines a number of regulatory policy issues labelled “regulatory frictions” where developed country or global regulations may adversely affect economic and financial developments in EMDEs.
The mainstreaming of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) considerations is
increasingly shaping the flow of capital to and among emerging markets and
developing economies (EMDEs). This study assesses the nature and extent of this
influence and documents how EMDEs are responding to shape the ESG paradigm to
their specific objectives and market context.
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