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Green Bond funds a portfolio of sustainable projects, like innovative technology and energy positive property developments.
You can build wealth without supporting harmful industries.
Traditionally, there’s a high minimum investment, so banks or other financial institutions buy bonds and sell them on to customers with fees attached.
When you invest directly in the Green Bond, you can start with just EUR 100 so there’s no need to go via a bank or broker.
You’ll receive 7% interest per year. Bonds are paid back after 3 years and you can watch your interest grow in real time.
The MIRIS Green Bond is issued by the parent company against cash, shares or other directly owned assets. So even if a project is unsuccessful, MIRIS as a whole is responsible for the pay out.
MIRIS operates within the Norwegian Public Limited Companies Act and uses an independently verified Green Finance Framework to select, track and report on projects.
MIRIS's team of innovators have deep industry experience. These individuals are backed by some of the world’s most notable investors and the standards they operate under are certified by reputable external evaluators.
MIRIS projects are tracked and reported on, so you can see exactly where your money is going and the impact it’s making on the planet.
You get to make sure your money is invested in projects that make a difference
This all changes with MIRIS’s Svart, the world’s first energy-positive hotel concept in the Arctic Circle.
We’re a tech startup, here to help you reduce your carbon footprint through our tools, our recommendations and through you – our community.
Invest on AuroraMIRIS X is a next-generation funding platform for capital intensive projects that are environmentally sustainable and profitable. You can use this platform to buy, track, manage and sell the Green Bond.
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MIRIS is a Scandinavian real estate and technology company. Their vision is a world in which everyone lives and works in buildings that produce more energy than they use. To contribute to this vision, they’re issuing the Green Bond and managing the investment in sustainable projects. Visit the MIRIS website to read more.
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MIRIS uses a strict Green Finance Framework to select, track and report on projects. This framework sets out that all funds will be used in ways that benefit the environment. It’s also verified by an independent third-party company called Cicero, Norway’s leading climate research body.
Learn more about MIRIS and ESG investment.
Security means that there are assets that can be sold to pay you back your money if the bond fails. In the case of the MIRIS Green Bond, the physical assets are the land that MIRIS has bought to build on, the construction materials, the buildings themselves and cash in their bank account. To make sure that MIRIS can’t sell more bonds than the assets they have, a ratio called Loan to Value (LTV) is used. For the Green Bond, there is an LTV of 75%, this means that MIRIS can only sell bonds for up to 75% of the value of their assets. An international 3rd party auditor will audit the assets and their values to make sure they’re never inflated above market value.
MIRIS X monitors the supply chain of the whole project. This means that as funds from your investment are spent, the materials and building that they are spent on is tracked. You can even watch this happen in real-time - progress is tracked and updated on a live 4D model using software called Synchro Pro. It’s a fully transparent view on where your money is going and how it’s contributing to an asset that grows in value.
If you choose to invest in the Green Bond through Aurora Sustainability, you will receive regular updates in the investment section of your dashboard.
A bond is a way to participate in lending money to a company. When a company or government needs to raise funds, instead of borrowing from a bank, they can issue bonds. Many individual investors – and some companies – buy these bonds and together, this raises the money the company or government needed. This is also why there is often a very high minimum investment. If a company needs €100 million to build new factories, it might make the minimum investment €2 million.
Bonds have set terms. There is a set interest rate, which will vary depending on the type of bond, and it’s often compounded, meaning you earn interest on your interest. There’s also a time frame in which the company must pay the initial investment money back to the investors who bought the bonds (this is called the principal) as well as the interest that was set out in the bond agreement (the extra money your investment made).
World events outside of our control may impact our plans and performance, having an effect on the value and returns of projects. Like all investments, there is risk involved.
Tax rules may change and eligibility rules apply.
We’re okay with second opinions. If you’re not sure this investment is right for you, please consult an independent financial advisor.