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A New Tool for Scaling Impact: How Social Impact Bonds Can Mobilize Private Capital to Advance Social Good
February 2012
Social Finance Inc.

In September 2010, our sister organization, Social Finance, Ltd., launched the world’s first Social Impact Bond in the United Kingdom. Targeted at reducing prison recidivism, the Peterborough pilot generated world-wide interest in the potential...

Financial Inclusion: Families with Disabled Children. Understanding their financial needs
December 2011
Social Finance

Over the last two years, Social Finance worked with the Family Fund, Council for Disabled Children, Barnardo’s, Action for Children, KIDS, and others, to understand the financial needs of families with
disabled children in the UK.

We...

Social Impact Bonds: The One Service. One Year On
November 2011
Social Finance

The launch of the first Social Impact Bond (SIB) in Peterborough in September 2010 generated an overwhelming public response. The six year Peterborough project has now come to the end of its first year. The most pressing question – have we...

Technical Guide to Commissioning Social Impact Bonds
November 2011
Ben Jupp

Social Impact Bonds are a form of financing that aligns investor returns with social outcomes: investors only receive a return if the social outcome is achieved.

Since Social Finance launched the first Social Impact Bond in September 2010...

A New Way to Invest in Better Healthcare
September 2011
Professor Paul Corrigan

This report is about the potential applicability of Social Impact Bonds (SIBs) in the health field. The SIB is a financial mechanism where investor returns are aligned with social outcomes. The SIB is based on a contract with government in which...

A New Approach to Banking: Extending the use of Jam Jar Accounts in the UK
April 2011
Louise Savell

Social Finance’s research for the Financial Inclusion Taskforce at HM Treasury assesses the commercial viability of new banking products (Jam Jar accounts) that actively support consumers to manage their money, reducing the risk of debt and bill...

A Technical Guide to Developing a Social Impact Bond: Criminal Justice
March 2011
Emily Bolton and Jenna Palumbo

This guide aims to set out the steps that are required to assess the feasibility of a Social Impact Bond (SIB) idea. It starts with the identification of a social issue where a SIB might be applicable and examines each factor that must be...

A Technical Guide to Developing a Social Impact Bond: Vulnerable Children and Young People
March 2011
Lisa Barclay and Diane Mak

This guide aims to set out the steps that are required to assess the feasibility of a Social Impact Bond (SIB)
idea. It starts with the identification of a social issue where a SIB might be applicable and examines each factor that must be...

A Technical Guide to Developing Social Impact Bonds
March 2011
Social Finance

This guide aims to set out the steps that are required to assess the feasibility of a Social Impact Bond (SIB) idea. It starts with the identification of a social issue where a SIB might be applicable and examines each factor that must be...

Overview of the Peterborough Social Impact Bond
March 2011
Emily Bolton and Jenna Palumbo

Social Impact Bonds are designed to increase funding for preventative services that improve social outcomes. The first Social Impact Bond funds the One* Service working with short-sentence prisoners discharged from HMP Peterborough over the next...

Social Finance response to Ministry of Justice Green Paper "Breaking the Cycle: Effective Punishment, Rehabilitation and Sentencing"
March 2011
Emily Bolton

In December 2010, the Ministry of Justice published a Green Paper “Breaking the cycle: effective punishment, rehabilitation and sentencing of offenders”. Social Finance submitted a response.

Social Impact Bonds: Unlocking investment in rehabilitation
September 2010
Social Finance

An overview of the potential applications of Social Impact Bonds to reduce crime and offending.

Towards a new social economy: Blended value creation through Social Impact Bonds
March 2010
Social Finance

This paper explores why a new social economy is needed and the role that Social Impact Bonds could play in stimulating its creation. It draws on Social Finance’s work developing Social Impact Bond pilots to explore practical considerations around...

Charity mergers: Tackling the issues in practice
October 2009
Social Finance

Social Finance, working closely with KPMG, has produced a report on practical issues and concerns for charities considering merger. From research with charities that have themselves merged or considered merging, the report details the issues they...

Social Impact Bonds: Rethinking finance for social outcomes
August 2009
Social Finance

We believe that Social Impact Bonds have the potential to transform the way that a wide range of social outcomes are achieved. We have been working with a number of government departments to develop a pilot.

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