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Diaspora bonds are financial instruments issued by countries to their overseas diaspora communities, allowing them to invest in national development projects or provide economic support. Countries often view these bonds as a means to bridge the financial gap and stimulate growth by tapping into the resources and goodwill of their expatriate populations.
Key Conditions for Success
Several conditions play a critical role in determining whether diaspora bonds will be successful. Professor Siegel identified four primary factors that must be considered: