QBE North America Announces First Ever Pay for Success Fund Benefiting Multiple Projects
As a senior funder, QBE is supporting this initiative in partnership with Living Cities, a collection of the world's largest foundations and financial institutions. QBE is the largest investor in this first of its kind fund.
PFS programs are impact investment partnerships made between the private and public sectors to support social programs. Through these multi-year investments, private sector funds are utilized to support nonprofit expertise and work to address specific social issues with measurable objectives. Typically, the service provider is accountable to meet required performance goals and the program is measured through independent evaluation.
"Investing in the first PFS fund in
"We are excited to launch this fund with some of the most experienced PFS investors in this still nascent field in
"We take great pride in helping our communities," said
This is QBE's fourth social impact bond investment in
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