MetLife Investment Management, the asset manager of the insurer MetLife, bought the 2026 Spekboom Restoration Outcome Bond [IC].
Right of reply
This page describes MetLife Investment Management only through its published statements and the public records of the deals listed. MetLife Investment Management has not yet been invited to comment. Responses and corrections will be recorded here with their date. On register pages, [MS] marks a claim that rests only on the institution’s own statement or on statements by parties to the same deal.
In the register
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| Deal | Year | Family | Role | Amount | Claim |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| World Bank Spekboom Restoration Outcome Bond | 2026 | Outcome-linked bond | Investor | Not disclosed | [IC] |
What it has said
MetLife Investment Management described the Spekboom bond as its “second investment in an outcome-based structure” [IC]. Its first was not identified.
Related
- Nature Performance Bond Investor Register
- BNP Paribas
- Legal & General
- Skandia
- World Bank Treasury (IBRD)
References
- FS Sustainability, “Institutional investors inject $166m into World Bank bond” (2026)
- World Bank, Spekboom Restoration Outcome Bond pricing (23 April 2026)
Provenance
Drafted on 15 October 2026 from the research brief Nature performance bond investors.md, compiled the same day from five research strands: outcome-linked and sustainability-linked bonds, environmental impact bonds, debt-for-nature conversions, insurers and reinsurers, and the largest asset managers with their regulatory context. Claim tags follow the brief, which never upgraded a claim without a source and lowered to [MS] any claim a research note had graded [IC] on the strength of a company’s own release. The headquarters country in based_in comes from general knowledge unless a deal record states it, and is to be confirmed. The brief’s search had limits: fund holdings filings, municipal bond disclosures and the Oxford INDIGO and Brookings impact bond databases were not searched, so a deal missing from this page may exist.