From sovereign programme to institutional capital.
Five steps from sovereign national programme to a scored, listed instrument in institutional hands. AiGLe Score is the mandatory gateway. NATDAQ is the market.
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Programme Submission
The sovereign government submits programme details to AiGLe for assessment. Programme scope, legal framework, land tenure, and ecological delivery plan are reviewed against the published CFFI analytical criteria.
OutputProgramme Assessment Brief - 02
Instrument Structuring
Programme cashflow rights are structured into unit-level instruments over the conservation, forestry, or carbon programme area. These pool into an SPV ready for ABS issuance — senior, mezzanine, and junior tranches. Senior tranche sized to achieve AAA Basel III HQLA Level 1 eligibility on OECD sovereign backing.
OutputSPV Structure & Tranche Map - 03
AiGLe Score
AiGLe assigns scores to each tranche under the published four-pillar CFFI framework. Senior tranches backed by OECD sovereign programmes are eligible for AAA, qualifying for Basel III Level 1 HQLA. A current AiGLe Score is mandatory for NATDAQ listing.
OutputAiGLe Score Certificate per Tranche - 04
NATDAQ Listing
Scored tranches are listed on NATDAQ. Each instrument receives an NDQ certificate number, full AiGLe Score disclosure, and surveillance commitments from the issuer. Listed instruments appear in the NATDAQ register accessible to institutional investors.
OutputNDQ Certificate & Listing - 05
Capital Markets Access
Listed instruments are accessible to central banks, sovereign wealth funds, pension funds, insurance companies, and ESG mandates. HQLA-eligible tranches satisfy Basel III LCR requirements. Capital moves from institutions to conservation and forestry programmes globally.
OutputProgramme Financing Live