About Perfect Nations
A race every nation can win
Perfect Nations is a new-age sovereign advisory firm, and its clients are nations.
- The Vision
- Every nation able to ensure seven basic standards of living for each of its people: food, water, shelter, energy, education, health and livelihood.
- The Mission
- Perfect Nations unites innovative financing for development (FfD) and super intelligence (SI) to co-design, with every nation, seven basic standards of living for all.
Governance first
Good governance comes first.
Before finance and before super intelligence. Where no money is lost to corruption, every dollar can reach a citizen.
With great local leadership: honest, dedicated and committed to basic standards of living for every citizen.
- 01Good governance
- 02Innovative financing for development
- 03Super intelligence
The IMF estimates that bribery alone costs $1.5 to $2 trillion a year, about 2% of world output. Source: IMF Staff Discussion Note 16/05, May 2016
The whole logo, for good governance
The Perfect Nations Cup
Awarded only to financing instruments that pass two tests:
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Led by good governance, with no room for corruption.
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Tracked by super intelligence, which follows the impact to every beneficiary.
What we do
Assets. Capital. Solutions.
Three steps, from what a nation owns to seven basic standards of living for every citizen.
- 01AssetsThe cupWe value what a nation owns: its sovereign assets, from its people to its coast.
- 02CapitalThe laurelsWe design the instruments that raise capital against those assets, from every source.
- 03SolutionsThe seven starsPerfect Capita: seven basic standards of living for every citizen, Food the crown.
01Assets · The cup · Sovereign Assets
Every nation is richer than its balance sheet.
Perfect Nations values each nation’s five greatest assets, so that what it owns can finance what its people need.
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64% of the wealth of nations, 2018
People
Human capital, the lifetime earnings of a nation’s people: the largest asset in every income group.
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1 in 4 dollars of the world’s wealth, 2014
Infrastructure
Roads, rail, ports, power and buildings: produced capital.
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23% of the wealth of low-income nations, 2018
Land, farms and forests
Farmland, pasture, forests and fisheries: renewable natural capital.
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34% people’s share of the wealth of fossil-fuel nations
Minerals and energy
Oil, gas, coal and metals: wealth below ground, to be turned into people.
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$547bn the value of mangroves as flood defence, 2018
Ocean and coast
Fisheries, reefs and mangroves: the blue wealth of a nation.
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The World Bank valued the wealth of 146 nations at US$1,152 trillion in 2018, and people alone are 64% of it.
Sources: World Bank, The Changing Wealth of Nations 2021 (2018 data) and 2018 (2014 data).
02Capital · The laurels · Capital Architecture
Capital tied to human outcomes.
Five instruments that turn what a nation owns into funding for its people, each proved by a real deal.
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Outcome Bonds
Investors earn more as verified results arrive.
$225MAmazon reforestation, paid in carbon removed -
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Development Impact Bonds
Investors fund the work; outcome payers repay them for results.
160%of the learning target, met in Rajasthan -
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Social Bonds
Bond money ring-fenced for homes, schools and clinics.
$400Mfor affordable homes for 24,000+ families -
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Sustainability-Linked Bonds
Miss the national climate target and the coupon rises.
$2Bthe first sovereign bond of its kindChile, 2022Ministry of Finance of Chile, 2022 -
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Standard Tokens
Designed by Perfect NationsA citizen-scale share in one basic living standard.
KES 3,000to own a Kenyan government bond, by phone
03Solutions · The seven stars · Perfect Capita
GDP counts what a nation makes. Perfect Capita counts what it costs to reach everyone.
The yearly cost, per person, of lifting everyone above the Living Line in all seven basic living standards.
FAO and UN partners, SOFI 2026 (2025 data)
People below each standard today.
Barbados, the first nation priced: an estimate
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Each star shows the people below that standard today; the groups overlap.
Barbados: Perfect Nations estimate in 2025 US dollars, to be confirmed with Barbados.
The Founder’s Vision
Our nations must be capable of ensuring basic standards of living for each of their people.
Preeti SinhaPresident and CEO, Perfect Nations
Leadership
Preeti Sinha
President and CEO
From the trading floors of Wall Street to the leadership of a United Nations fund, now at work for every nation.
Every nation already owns what it needs to ensure a basic standard of living for its people. My work is to help it see those assets, price that standard, and build the capital to close the distance.
- 30years in investment and development finance
- $7.3bnraised from 27 donor countries for the African Development Fund
- 46least developed countries served by the UN fund she led
- 4continents: New York, London, Geneva, Tunis, Mumbai, New Delhi, Hong Kong
The record
Where capital meets development
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Executive Secretary
UN Capital Development Fund · New YorkAppointed in February 2021 to lead the United Nations fund for loans and guarantees in the 46 least developed countries.
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President and CEO
FFD Financing for Development · GenevaLed her own development finance advisory firm in Geneva.
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Senior President
YES Global Institute · New DelhiBuilt a think tank inside a private bank to develop India’s impact investment ecosystem.
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Chief Resource Mobilization Officer
African Development Bank · TunisManaged the thirteenth replenishment of the African Development Fund: US$7.3 billion from 27 donor countries.
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Global Leadership Fellow
World Economic Forum · GenevaAmong the first Fellows; ran the Financing for Development Initiative with the UN Financing for Development Office.
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Investment Banking
JP Morgan · Lehman Brothers · HSBC · RabobankMergers and acquisitions for financial institutions, bond syndication at Lehman Brothers and the start-up team of Rabobank in India.
Sources: UNCDF announcement · preetisinha.com
Education
- Yale School of ManagementMaster of Public and Private Management (MBA)
- Dartmouth CollegeBA, Economics and Computer Science
- Harvard Kennedy SchoolExecutive Education, Public Financial Management
- World Economic ForumMaster’s in Global Leadership
The Council of Stewards
The team behind every blueprint
201 SI Researchers: super intelligence agents, not people; the President and CEO approves all their work before it is published.
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Their names and portraits are representative. Six research Stewards each hold one mandate, and a Nation Steward keeps each of the 195 open blueprints: they survey, price, draft and verify every figure, blueprint and Letter.
Research Stewards
Elias RowanThe SurveyorRecords what a nation owns
Mira SenThe MeasurerPrices the seven standards
Leila HartThe ArchitectDraws the blueprint
Adrian ColeThe FinancierMatches gaps to instruments
Clara ReedThe AuditorChecks every figure and source
Julian ValeThe CorrespondentTracks every deal on the Capital Wire
Nation Stewards · one for each open blueprint
Farid RahimiAfghanistan
Elira DervishiAlbania
Amina BenaliAlgeria
Montserrat RibaAndorra
Joana KialaAngola
Shermaine HenryAntigua and Barbuda
Valentina FerraroArgentina
Ani PetrosyanArmenia
Charlotte NguyenAustralia
Katharina HuberAustria
Leyla MammadovaAzerbaijan
Danielle RolleBahamas
Noora Al MahmoodBahrain
Nusrat RahmanBangladesh
Nia CarringtonBarbados
Alesia KavalenkaBelarus
Elise PeetersBelgium
Marisol ChunBelize
Rachida DossouBenin
Pema ChodenBhutan
Ximena QuispeBolivia
Amra HadžićBosnia and Herzegovina
Kagiso MolefeBotswana
Luana FerrazBrazil
Siti Nurhaliza RahmanBrunei
Desislava PetrovaBulgaria
Aminata OuédraogoBurkina Faso
Aline IradukundaBurundi
Djamila TavaresCabo Verde
Sophea ChanCambodia
Esther MbargaCameroon
Claire TremblayCanada
Grâce YakitéCentral African Republic
Achta MahamatChad
Catalina RojasChile
Lin XiaoyuChina
Andres MejiaColombia
Faiza Said AliComoros
Daniela MoraCosta Rica
Yao KouassiCôte d’Ivoire
Ivana HorvatCroatia
Yanelis OrtegaCuba
Eleni GeorgiouCyprus
Tereza NovotnáCzechia
Freja NielsenDenmark
Hodan Ahmed RoblehDjibouti
Joelle LestradeDominica
Rosanna PeraltaDominican Republic
Patrick MbuyiDR Congo
Paola AndradeEcuador
Omar FaroukEgypt
Gabriela AlvaradoEl Salvador
Mercedes Nchama OndoEquatorial Guinea
Senait TesfayEritrea
Liis TammEstonia
Lindiwe SimelaneEswatini
Selam TesfayeEthiopia
Litia NaivaluFiji
Aino VirtanenFinland
Camille LaurentFrance
Laure OndoGabon
Fatou CeesayGambia
Nino BeridzeGeorgia
Johanna BeckerGermany
Kofi MensahGhana
Sofia PapadakiGreece
Nadia CharlesGrenada
Lucía IxcoyGuatemala
Kadiatou DialloGuinea
Aissatu CóGuinea-Bissau
Anjali PersaudGuyana
Nadège Pierre-LouisHaiti
Chiara RomanoHoly See
Karla MejíaHonduras
Réka NagyHungary
Sigrún JónsdóttirIceland
Ananya RaoIndia
Ayu PratiwiIndonesia
Shirin FarahaniIran
Zainab Hassan KareemIraq
Aoife ByrneIreland
Noa Ben-DavidIsrael
Giulia EspositoItaly
Marcus CampbellJamaica
Aiko TanakaJapan
Layla HaddadJordan
Aigerim NurlanovaKazakhstan
Wanjiru MwangiKenya
Teretia TabwenaKiribati
Dana Al-MutawaKuwait
Aizada ToktogulovaKyrgyzstan
Souksavanh PhommachanhLaos
Ilze BērziņaLatvia
Rania HaddadLebanon
Thabo MokoenaLesotho
Comfort KollieLiberia
Salma Ben OmranLibya
Sabine FrickLiechtenstein
Eglė KazlauskienėLithuania
Anne SchmitLuxembourg
Fanja RasoanaivoMadagascar
Chikondi PhiriMalawi
Nurul Aisyah HamidMalaysia
Aishath ShifaMaldives
Oumou TraoréMali
Maria BorgMalta
Kathy JetnilMarshall Islands
Mariem Mint AhmedMauritania
Priya RamdinMauritius
Ximena RoblesMexico
Maria EtscheitMicronesia
Doina RusuMoldova
Isabelle RinaldiMonaco
Oyunchimeg BatbayarMongolia
Jelena VukovićMontenegro
Salma BenaliMorocco
Tomas MacuacuaMozambique
Thandar WinMyanmar
Ndapewa ShikongoNamibia
Ruby DediyaNauru
Sita GurungNepal
Sanne de VriesNetherlands
Aroha WilliamsNew Zealand
Fernanda CastilloNicaragua
Hadiza MoussaNiger
Adaeze OkaforNigeria
Kim Soo-ahNorth Korea
Marija StojanovskaNorth Macedonia
Ingrid HansenNorway
Aisha Al-BalushiOman
Hamza QureshiPakistan
Ngirasol RemengesauPalau
Lina KhalidiPalestine
Ana Lucía PinzónPanama
Grace KaupaPapua New Guinea
Belén GiménezParaguay
Rosa MamaniPeru
Isabel SantosPhilippines
Zofia KowalskaPoland
Inês FerreiraPortugal
Maryam Al-SulaitiQatar
Merveille OkembaRepublic of the Congo
Ioana PopescuRomania
Anna SmirnovaRussia
Jean-Paul MugishaRwanda
Tamara LiburdSaint Kitts and Nevis
Marcia AugusteSaint Lucia
Kezia BrowneSaint Vincent and the Grenadines
Leilani TuilagiSamoa
Francesca GasperoniSan Marino
Leonor CeitaSão Tomé and Príncipe
Reem Al-OtaibiSaudi Arabia
Awa DiopSenegal
Milica JovanovićSerbia
Marie-Claire HoareauSeychelles
Isata KamaraSierra Leone
Tan Hui MinSingapore
Zuzana KováčováSlovakia
Nina KovačSlovenia
Esther MaeniutaSolomon Islands
Hodan WarsameSomalia
Sizwe KhumaloSouth Africa
Park Ji-yeonSouth Korea
Achol DengSouth Sudan
Lucía FernándezSpain
Kavinda PereraSri Lanka
Nour AbdelrahmanSudan
Sharda RamdinSuriname
Astrid LindqvistSweden
Lea MeierSwitzerland
Nour KassabSyria
Zarina RahimovaTajikistan
Neema MwakyusaTanzania
Siriporn ChaiyaphumThailand
Ermelinda SoaresTimor-Leste
Akossiwa MensahTogo
Mele FifitaTonga
Aaliyah MohammedTrinidad and Tobago
Yasmine GharbiTunisia
Elif AydınTürkiye
Gulnara AtayevaTurkmenistan
Seini TeafaTuvalu
Daniel OkelloUganda
Oksana KovalenkoUkraine
Mariam Al-SuwaidiUnited Arab Emirates
Eleanor HughesUnited Kingdom
Rachel MorganUnited States
Florencia PereiraUruguay
Dilnoza KarimovaUzbekistan
Marie TariVanuatu
Mariana BriceñoVenezuela
Linh TranVietnam
Amal Al-SharabiYemen
Mutale ChandaZambia
Tendai MoyoZimbabwe
No open blueprint matches. Every nation’s blueprint is on the Blueprints page.
The ReDesign Studio
What could your nation become?
The success of our civilization must be defined by basic standards of living for all.