Request for Proposal: MOBILIST October to December 2024 Investment Window
07.10.2024
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MOBILIST supports investment solutions to deliver the large and sustainable capital flows needed to realise developing countries’ development and climate ambitions. MOBILIST invests capital, delivers technical assistance, conducts research and builds partnerships to catalyse investment in new listed products.
About usThe potential of public markets was highlighted at the ‘Public Markets for Public Good’ event hosted by the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office’s (FCDO) MOBILIST programme at COP29. Panellists from the FCDO, British International Investment, Aviva, and the Asian Development Bank came together to discuss how to drive more investment in climate action in EMDEs from institutional investors, including through public markets.
Read moreMOBILIST and the Philippine Stock Exchange and MOBILIST hosted events to bolster the Philippines’ capital markets, attract foreign investment, and support sustainable development through public offerings.
MOBILIST is partnering with the Nairobi Securities Exchange to facilitate greater investment toward sustainable development in Kenya via the listed market.
MOBILIST has invested in the Helios Climate, Energy Access, and Resilience (CLEAR) Fund. CLEAR raised approximately US$200 million in its first close for investment in African businesses focused on climate mitigation and adaptation. The Fund, managed by Helios Investment Partners, intends to become the largest Africa-focused climate fund with a target size of US$400 million.
This research note examines the Philippine experience as the country works to continuously improve the regulatory environment for financing its renewable energy sector. It also highlights learning from MOBILIST's investment in a renewable energy IPO on the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE).
Research commissioned by MOBILIST and produced by Risk Control Limited examines how transactions by development finance institutions (DFIs) can remove or mitigate informational or other barriers to trigger follow-on or ‘copycat’ transactions by other financial institutions. These follow-on transactions—where the DFI is no longer directly involved—can increase the ultimate development impact of the original transaction.
MOBILIST-sponsored technical assistance, in collaboration with Revego Fund Managers and delivered by Wood Mackenzie, shows that the total addressable market for sub-Saharan Africa’s (SSA) renewable energy transition could reach US $193 billion over the period 2023-2031, with indicative internal rates of return for new built utility-scale assets in the region of 15-21%.
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