On Tue, Jan 9, 2024, 6:54 PM Gunnar Larson <[email protected]> wrote:
> Bank.org Baby Bond Fund: > > > https://docs.google.com/document/d/1RcPD2k0TIv-Ybc1e-Yg56UhN1o0HLx7Knynu7Nrl1o8/edit?usp=drivesdk > > After surveying the global bond market, ironically there is no notable > "world's best baby bond." Bank.org aims to meet the obvious market need for > quality innovation in the baby bond economy, by launching the Bank.org Baby > Bond Fund. > > UNICEF launched a CryptoFund as a new financial vehicle allowing UNICEF to > receive, hold, and disburse cryptocurrency - a first for the United > Nations. From our unique experiences in cryptocurrencies and emerging > markets, our vision for the Bank.org Baby Bond Fund is to engage logic, > need and opportunity to spark quality innovation in baby bond development. > > Below are key highlights supporting our vision behind the Bank.org Baby > Bond Fund: > > Today, with over 40% of the world's population under 35, there is no > global "kitchen table" baby bond champion. > > Bank.org is tactically attractive to support and justify leading developed > and emerging markets as a global baby bond champion. > > Geopolitical influences support buy side emerging market dynamics at the > heart of Bank.org Baby Bond Fund development. > > The Bank.org Baby Bond Fund vision is to capture an optimistic growth > story, fostering a positive bond value lifecycle trade. > > Global population sampling summarizes the need for a mature approach to > quality baby bond product development, according to UNICEF. > > Answering a call from UNICEF and UNDP, the Bank.org Baby Bond Fund aims to > become the standard child bond financial instrument of value. > > Operating with the benefit of fundamentals and hindsight, it is highly > likely the Bank.org Baby Bond Fund will positively impact the lives of > children globally, potentially greater than cryptocurrency innovation. > >
