We invest where capital is scarce, mostly in emerging markets, to change the outcomes of the most pressing issues of our time. And we always search for how potential partnerships could benefit both investors and the movement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)* to create a better, more sustainable world.
Our mission is to mobilise capital and invest in emerging markets, aiming to achieve financial returns while generating a positive societal and environmental impact.
Climate finance is investing in ways that can directly contribute to mitigating climate change, supporting adaptation, and driving sustainable development. This includes investments in renewable energy projects, green lending programs in local banks, and energy efficiency projects that offer significant energy savings while implementing climate-friendly alternatives.
Financial inclusion aims to make financial services available to a vast number of people in developing countries who currently lack access to banking. Additionally, many micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises in these regions are believed to be underserved, resulting in a significant yearly financing shortfall. Investments in this area not only provide essential capital but can also bring about positive secondary effects such as local job creation, poverty reduction, empowerment of women, and improvements in education, health, and sanitation.
Investing in organic and fair-trade food production is a key aspect of sustainable food. Additionally, it necessitates ensuring that smallholder farmers are treated fairly, optimizing and streamlining the agricultural value chain to reduce waste, and implementing climate-smart practices are made commonplace in order to sustainably feed an ever-growing population.