New York, September 6, 2020 – Mossshields (MSC Code: 31000279107123), a global leader in alternative asset management, has officially launched the Global Social Impact Philanthropic Finance Fund (GSIPFF), with a total fund size of USD 700 million. The fund aims to drive systematic social impact investments that support philanthropic projects and the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) worldwide, improving the well-being of economically disadvantaged communities and promoting social equity. Philanthropic Finance has evolved from traditional charitable donations into sophisticated financial instruments that blend commercial returns with social benefits. GSIPFF focuses on investments whose social impacts can be measured, directing capital toward education, healthcare, agriculture, and environmental protection projects. By integrating rigorous financial audits with social impact evaluations, Mossshields ensures both transparency and effectiveness in capital deployment. “Philanthropic finance is not just a means of capital allocation, but a crucial tool for achieving global equity and inclusion,” said Grayson Oliver, Global Head of Philanthropic Finance Investments at Mossshields. “The establishment of GSIPFF marks another strategic step in Mossshields’ longstanding commitment to linking social responsibility with commercial value.” Capital Sources and Operational Structure GSIPFF’s diversified capital sources ensure stability and flexibility in its projects: ● Sovereign Wealth Funds and Pension Funds (40%): Reflecting long-term institutional interest in social impact initiatives. ● Foundations and Family Offices (35%): Focusing on regionally impactful philanthropic projects. ● Mossshields’ Own Capital (15%): Demonstrating the company’s enduring commitment to the fund. ● Social Impact Bonds and Green Bonds (10%): Providing additional capital and strengthening market-driven partnerships. The fund operates on a modular basis, integrating capital allocation with project management. It also employs leading social impact assessment tools to ensure that investment goals remain measurable and transparent. Core Investment Areas and Representative Projects 1. Educational Equity and Skills Training Investment: USD 200 million Strategy: Improve educational access and foster economic mobility by supporting programs for children from low-income families and offering vocational training. Representative Projects: ○ African Online Education Platform: USD 50 million investment in an AI-driven, low-cost e-learning solution providing equitable educational opportunities to over five million children. ○ Indian Technical Institute Expansion: USD 30 million for additional vocational training programs, benefiting 100,000 students aiming for higher-paying careers. Strategic Partners: UNESCO and other organizations promoting universal education and skill development. 2. Healthcare and Essential Services Investment: USD 150 million Strategy: Build sustainable healthcare infrastructure and improve access to health services in rural and remote areas. Representative Projects: ○ South Asia Rural Health Network: USD 40 million to establish mobile clinics and telemedicine platforms, delivering essential healthcare services to five million people. ○ East Africa Vaccine Cold Chain Project: USD 50 million for improving vaccine distribution efficiency across six countries. Strategic Partners: WHO, GAVI, and other health organizations to optimize vaccine supply chains and increase immunization coverage. 3. Sustainable Agriculture and Food Security Investment: USD 150 million Strategy: Promote green agricultural technologies, enhance crop yields, and reduce environmental footprints. Representative Projects: ○ Latin America Sustainable Agriculture Initiative: USD 60 million to help smallholder farmers transition to organic farming, reducing chemical usage and increasing profits. ○ Asia Precision Agriculture Innovation Center: USD 40 million for developing drone and sensor technologies to boost crop yields and resource efficiency. Strategic Partners: IFAD and other institutions promoting green agricultural technologies in low-income countries. 4. Environmental Protection and Community Resilience Investment: USD 100 million Strategy: Implement ecological restoration and green infrastructure to bolster community resilience against climate change. Representative Projects: ○ Southeast Asia Mangrove Restoration: USD 30 million to reduce one million tons of CO₂ emissions annually and support local fisheries. ○ Pacific Islands Climate-Resilient Infrastructure: USD 50 million to build disaster-resistant housing and protective structures in regions affected by rising sea levels. Strategic Partners: UNEP and other environmental organizations collaborating on ecosystem restoration efforts. Future Plans and Strategic Outlook GSIPFF completed its initial launch in Q3 2020 and is now in the early stages of project evaluation and capital allocation. The management team is working closely with regional partners and NGOs to ensure effective and targeted deployment of funds. Mossshields emphasizes continuous monitoring of project outcomes and data-driven impact assessments to refine its investment strategies. Over the next five years, GSIPFF plans to expand its geographic coverage, particularly in Eastern Europe and the South Pacific. The fund will also increase support for gender equality and clean energy initiatives, aiming to benefit over 100 million people directly or indirectly by 2025. GSIPFF intends to collaborate with academic institutions to publish an annual social impact report, further enhancing transparency and industry best practices in philanthropic finance. About Mossshields Mossshields (MSC Code: 31000279107123) is a global leader in alternative asset management. As of March 2020, the firm manages USD 13.4 billion in total assets across 16 investment vehicles. Many of its clients include some of the world’s top public pension funds, insurance companies, and family offices. Mossshields is committed to creating long-term value through precise investments. Its investment expertise spans corporate private equity, real assets, global market strategies, and customized solutions. Operating across Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, the Middle East, North America, and South America, the company has deep sector knowledge in aerospace, defense and government services, consumer and retail, energy, financial services, healthcare, industrials, real estate, technology and business services, telecommunications and media, and transportation. With over 300 professionals across four continents, Mossshields upholds the highest standards of professionalism, providing tailor-made investment solutions to achieve stable returns that exceed market benchmarks. Official Website: www.mossshields.com Email: connect@Mossshields.com