About the Issuer
Founded in Luxembourg in 2008, the Issuer has always believed in microfinance as a chance to invest in the real economy and the development of emerging countries small entrepreneurship, while offering investors interesting opportunities.
About Obligate (Issuance Platform)
Obligate is the leading platform for the issuance of blockchain-based bonds, spearheading the movement to bring Real World Assets to the blockchain. Obligate is headquartered in Switzerland.
The eNote™ and any non-contractual obligations arising out of or in connection with them will be governed by and construed in accordance with Swiss law and are subject to arbitration.
The Issuer preliminary acquires risks connected to debt and equity of micro-financing companies, small financial institutions, leasing companies, banks or credit cooperatives granting access to financing services to micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises and entrepreneurs in Italy, Romania, Moldova and in emerging countries along the Silk Road.
- Impact investing to support the real economy (Complies with SRI principles)
- Significant equity buffer and cash
- At fund level <1% NPL
- 6-year track record, >2.3bn USD issued bonds since inception
- FX fully hedged, No leverage
- Full collateralisation of underlying portfolio
- Low correlation to other asset classes
- 0 Default since inception
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