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.

  1. 01Good governance
  2. 02Innovative financing for development
  3. 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:

  • 01

    Led by good governance, with no room for corruption.

  • 02

    Tracked by super intelligence, which follows the impact to every beneficiary.

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.

  • 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.

  • 1 in 4 dollars of the world’s wealth, 2014

    Infrastructure

    Roads, rail, ports, power and buildings: produced capital.

  • 23% of the wealth of low-income nations, 2018

    Land, farms and forests

    Farmland, pasture, forests and fisheries: renewable natural capital.

  • 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.

  • $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).

The Sovereign Assets ledger

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.

The laurels: capital from every source, lifting the cup.
  1. Outcome Bonds

    Investors earn more as verified results arrive.

    $225MAmazon reforestation, paid in carbon removed
  2. Development Impact Bonds

    Investors fund the work; outcome payers repay them for results.

    160%of the learning target, met in Rajasthan
  3. Social Bonds

    Bond money ring-fenced for homes, schools and clinics.

    $400Mfor affordable homes for 24,000+ families
  4. Sustainability-Linked Bonds

    Miss the national climate target and the coupon rises.

    $2Bthe first sovereign bond of its kind
  5. Standard Tokens

    Designed by Perfect Nations

    A 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.

The seven stars of the logo, one for each basic standard of living, rising from the cup; Food is the larger centre star. Each star shows the people still below that standard today.WATER2.1bnSHELTER3.4bnENERGY2.0bnFOOD2.1bnEDUCATION7 in 10HEALTH4.6bnLIVELIHOOD824m
2.1bn
Foodpeople moderately or severely food insecure, one in four on Earth
FAO and UN partners, SOFI 2026 (2025 data)

People below each standard today.

Barbados, the first nation priced: an estimate

$6,204Perfect Capita, per person
282,623people
$1.75bnThe price of Perfect Barbados, a year
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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 SinhaPreeti SinhaPresident and CEO, Perfect Nations
Preeti Sinha, President and CEO of Perfect Nations
New York

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

  1. Executive Secretary

    UN Capital Development Fund · New York

    Appointed in February 2021 to lead the United Nations fund for loans and guarantees in the 46 least developed countries.

  2. President and CEO

    FFD Financing for Development · Geneva

    Led her own development finance advisory firm in Geneva.

  3. Senior President

    YES Global Institute · New Delhi

    Built a think tank inside a private bank to develop India’s impact investment ecosystem.

  4. Chief Resource Mobilization Officer

    African Development Bank · Tunis

    Managed the thirteenth replenishment of the African Development Fund: US$7.3 billion from 27 donor countries.

  5. Global Leadership Fellow

    World Economic Forum · Geneva

    Among the first Fellows; ran the Financing for Development Initiative with the UN Financing for Development Office.

  6. Investment Banking

    JP Morgan · Lehman Brothers · HSBC · Rabobank

    Mergers 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

The ReDesign Studio

What could your nation become?

The success of our civilization must be defined by basic standards of living for all.

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