02 · Product Architecture

Three instrument classes. Three capital tiers.

Each tier carries different Basel III treatment, different investor bases, and different structural economics. AiGLe is the analytical bridge between sovereign and private issuers and the institutional capital markets that need them.

Tier I

Reserve — Conservation Finance

AiGLe Score

AAA

Instruments: Conservation Note (CN), Conservation ABS
Issued by: OECD Sovereign Government · national conservation programme
Basel III / regulatory: 0% Risk Weight · Level 1 HQLA Eligible
Target investors: Central Banks · Sovereign Wealth Funds · Treasury Departments
Structure: Sovereign-issued; unit contracts over conserved land pooled into scored ABS; capital-appreciating with ecosystem income.

OECD sovereign backing with national conservation programme; highest-quality risk weight treatment.

Tier II

Institutional — Litigation-Backed Securities

AiGLe Score

AAA – B

Instruments: Litigation-Backed Security (LBS), Claim Pool Note, SPV Litigation Bond
Issued by: Litigation finance SPV · claim portfolio operators
Basel III / regulatory: AiGLe-scored instruments attract preferential risk weight versus 100%+ for unscored LBS; scoring is value for regulated holders.
Target investors: Alternative Investment Funds · Family Offices · Claim Specialists · HNW Portfolios
Structure: SPV issuer; ATE-insured downside; OC ratio 4:1 to 10:1; binary outcome model; listed on Litdaq.

Preferential capital treatment for regulated holders; AAA–B grade range reflects claim mix.

Tier III

Capital — Conservation & Forestry Finance

AiGLe Score

AAA – BBB

Instruments: Forestry ABS, Tree Note (TN), Natural Asset Instrument (NAI), BNG Credit Note
Issued by: Forestry programmes · land operators · biodiversity managers
Basel III / regulatory: Standard CRR treatment · real-asset collateral · IAS 41 biological asset accounting.
Target investors: Pension Funds · ESG Mandates · Insurance Companies · Green Infrastructure Funds
Structure: Unit contracts over forestry and biodiversity land pools into scored ABS; capital-appreciating; multiple ecosystem revenue streams; liquidity via NATDAQ.

Real-asset-backed; ESG-mandated investor fit; appreciates with ecosystem revenue streams.