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Risk Trade-off Continuum for Different Structural Approaches to Pay-for-Success Financing

Nonprofit Finance Fund is pleased to release a new series of infographics that depicts our field research and views of the risk trade-offs involved in different structural approaches to Pay-for-Success Financing ("PFS Financing").

An Introduction to Pay for Success and Social Impact Bonds

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by Emily Triggs (04/25/2012)

Nonprofit Finance Fund is pleased to release a new series of infographics that depicts our field research and views of the risk trade-offs involved in different structural approaches to Pay-for-Success Financing ("PFS Financing").

Over the past 18 months NFF has served as an independent voice in the emerging PFS Financing field in the United States. In this role we have collected diverse field data and provided ongoing education and information dissemination on market developments and trends. 

The ability to adapt to the unique “local needs” of the social sector in the United States is essential in order for PFS Financing to deliver on the promise of measurable improvements in the lives of individuals, families and communities of need that is the source of so much enthusiasm for this still largely unproven concept.

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