HSBC launches Vaccine Investment Fund

HSBC Vaccination ISA ”Every £1,000 you invest will help immunise over 130 children against five life–threatening diseases

Today HSBC launches a novel new Investment Vehicle, one that promises to make you a fixed return 16.2% (if your funds remain invested throughout the intended 5 year 1 month period) and save lives!

Your investment will go towards a program administered in 70 countries by the International Finance Facility for Immunisation (IFFim) and the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunisation (GAVI).

But how does this work? 

Its Simple.

HSBC will pool investments to purchase bonds (medium term notes) from IFFim. 

IFFim secures these bonds with the pledged donations from United Kingdom, France, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Norway and South Africa of $5.3 billion over 20 years.

The World Bank acts as Treasury Manager to coordinates the donors pledges.

This is a great example of Corporations creating Synergies with community initiatives for mutual benefit, large global financial institutions like HSBC have a natural competitive edge in raising capital and initiatives like immunizing children have an ability to rally individuals to action (in this case donate invest).

Link: HSBC , Pharmaceutical Executive, Financial Times, HuaxLee


1 Response to “HSBC launches Vaccine Investment Fund”


  1. 1 stock and investment guide 30 October, 2009 at 12:59 pm

    Great effort by HSBC Bank. I would definitely like to be a part of this plan. Can i know more from where i can invest in this fund?


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