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Home » Main 5 » 36 Africa-Focused Impact Investment Funds Receive Prestigious IA Recognition

36 Africa-Focused Impact Investment Funds Receive Prestigious IA Recognition

By March 3, 2021May 6, 2021Startup
IA 50 Impact Fund
ImpactAssets, a non-profit services firm has named 36 Africa-focused impact funds to its prestigious “IA 50 Impact Fund” list, which includes private debt and equity impact investment fund managers from a variety of regions and impact areas.

The IA 50 is the first publicly accessible database that offers a portal into the field of impact investing for investors and their financial advisors. ImpactAssets increases the flow of capital into investments that generate financial, social, and environmental returns.

This year’s list is now available, and it provides a convenient way to find experienced impact investment firms and explore the landscape of potential investment choices. The IA 50 is in its tenth year, and after a volatile year, total assets under management (AUM) for selected fund managers reached a new high of US$228 billion in 2020, up from US$181 billion in 2019.

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The 36 new entrants on the list are Acre Impact Capital, African Frontier Capital, AlphaMundi Group, Bamboo Capital Partners, Calvert Impact Capital, Capria Ventures, Clean Energy Ventures, and CrossBoundary.

There’s also DBL Partners, Developing World Markets, FactorE Ventures, Fyre Fem Fund Managers, Global Partnerships, Goodwell Investments, INOKS Capital, Investisseurs & Partenaires, Kiva Capital Management, LeapFrog Investments, Lendable, Media Development Investment Fund, Mirova, and Okavango Capital Partners.

The list is completed by Open Road Impact Fund, Pymwymic Investment Management, Quona Capital, responsAbility Investments, Root Capital, Shared Interest, Social Investment Managers and Advisors, Stichting Medical Credit Fund, SunFunder, UNICEF Impact Fund for Children, VestedWorld, Vital Capital, WaterEquity, and Women’s World Banking.

Monica Brand Engel, co-founder and managing partner of Quona Capital, one of the Africa-focused fund which invests in fintech companies that help underserved customers and small businesses in Latin America, Africa, India, and Southeast Asia gain access to financial services, said, “We are thrilled to be included once again in the IA 50. ImpactAssets has done important work identifying a great swath of impact investors who are working to deliver a positive impact on the world as well as positive returns for investors”.

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