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Latest revision as of 01:31, 28 December 2024
Sustainability - investment - loan markets - public sector - UK - National Wealth Fund (NWF).
In the context of public sector investment, crowding in is the theory - or expectation - that initial investment from a public sector agency will then attract additional private capital, either to the particular deal, or the sector.
- NWF should crowd in private capital deal-by-deal
- "The NWF should crowd in private capital on a deal-by-deal basis, rather than at the Fund level, to maximise its catalytic potential in the immediate term.
- Opportunities to crowd-in fund-level capital should be considered as part of the NWF’s medium-term strategy."
- National Wealth Fund Taskforce advice - July 2024 - p4.
See also
- Additionality
- Blended finance
- Capital
- Catalytic capital
- Investment
- Investor
- Mobilisation ratio
- Private sector
- Public sector
- Proof of concept
- Return
- Risk-adjusted return
- Risk tolerance
- Social Bond Principles
- Social impact bond
- Social inclusion bond
- Social investment
- Social loan
- Social Loan Principles
- Social project
- Subsidy
- Sustainability
- UK National Wealth Fund (NWF)
