Which entity primarily mobilizes resources through social sector bonds?

Описание: This video provides a concise explanation of Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) focusing on social sector bonds. We tackle a key MCQ, exploring the entity that primarily mobilizes resources through this financial instrument. The video starts with a clear definition of social sector bonds, explaining their purpose and how they differ from traditional bonds. We then delve into the various actors involved in the social impact bond market, including governments, non-profit organizations, and investors.

Through a simplified breakdown of the different roles, we eliminate incorrect answer choices in a step-by-step process, showcasing effective MCQ-solving techniques. The core focus is on identifying the primary entity driving the mobilization of resources via social sector bonds. The video uses clear visuals and concise language, making complex financial concepts easily understandable for all viewers. Finally, we reveal the correct answer and provide a brief justification, solidifying understanding of the topic. This is a perfect resource for anyone studying social finance, impact investing, or preparing for exams that include questions on social sector bonds.

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NABARD

NABARD (National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development) is the primary entity that mobilizes resources through social sector bonds in India. It plays a crucial role in financing rural development and agriculturerelated initiatives, which often fall under the social sector. NABARD leverages social sector bonds to attract investments specifically targeted at these projects, thereby expanding the reach of its developmental goals. Its mandate and structure are specifically geared towards facilitating such financing mechanisms.

SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India) is the regulatory body for the securities market; it doesn't actively mobilize resources itself but regulates the processes involved in doing so. The Ministry of Finance oversees the overall financial policy and budgetary allocations but doesn't directly mobilize resources via social sector bonds in the same way NABARD does. LIC (Life Insurance Corporation of India) is an insurance company; while it might invest in social sector bonds, it's not the primary entity driving their mobilization.