Token Launch

Token Launch In May

UK fintech company SDG Assessment (“SDGA”) is ahead of schedule for the launch of the SDGA Token (the “Token”), with the first trial tokens currently being minted, and full launch of the tokens currently projected in mid-May.

PIHG recently invested in SDGA to support the continued development of their platform for verifying and funding projects which meet the criteria of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (“SDGs”).

The Token will focus on SDGs linked Regenerative Finance (ReFi) initiatives, including carbon credits, plastic credits, biodiversity credits, water credits, and other high-impact ventures

The SDGA platform, due to be fully launched in June, will have three related core features for the verification, funding, and trading of projects and related assets:

• Verification – the complete system for verifying, certifying and reporting on the project to provide transparency for investors and make sure it meets the various criteria;
• Digitization – enabling the tokenization, digitization, listing and trading of sustainable projects and assets, to enable projects to raise funding, and investors to participate in and trade stakes in those projects, leveraging the power of Decentralized Finance (DeFi);
• the Token. By leveraging the power of Decentralized Finance (DeFi) and cryptocurrency, the SDGA Token seeks to democratize impact investing, opening up opportunities for both individuals and institutions to participate in projects that generate tangible, positive change. The Token will focus on UN SDGs linked Regenerative Finance (ReFi) initiatives, including carbon credits, plastic credits, biodiversity credits, water credits, and other high-impact ventures. For details or to register an interest, see https://www.sdga.io/en/ or email info@pluralihg.com

Simon Littlewood, President of PIHG, commented: "One hundred days into the new government in the US, and the world is a very different place. The new administration has triggered significant changes in the way projects, trade, finance and business is done internationally, in some cases accelerating previous trends, and in others bringing a halt to what was happening before.”

“Whilst it will take a while for the dust from the collapse of the previous world order to clear, what’s already clear is that funding for projects in Developing Countries, and for sustainable projects, will change radically, and that digital finance, endorsed by the Trump Administration, and this week by the UK Government, will expand rapidly to fill the funding gap.”

“PIHG and SDGA are working together to fill that gap.”