Blended finance – the perfect blend? – LCP

How blended finance can be used to structure investments using private and philanthropic capital to facilitate positive impact.

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Reducing the systemic sustainability risks investors face requires a lot of capital. Blended finance attempts to create structures that attract more private capital to solve these issues. This article examines some of the methods used to sweeten the offering to private investors and provides examples of some of the positive impact investments available.

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