SocialAlpha is an Alternative Investment Fund registered as a SICAV-SIF in Luxembourg since July 2009, with a Delaware feeder fund for US investors since October 2017. SocialAlpha uses a gender lens to address the key financing gap for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in developing countries: debt financing for the “Missing Middle”, namely SDG-related SMEs that are too big for microfinance and too small for local banks.
AlphaJiri is registered as an LP-GP Fund in Mauritius and provides debt, mezzanine and equity finance to fuel the resilience and growth of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in the sustainable food and renewable energy sectors, with a gender lens and a climate-smart orientation. The fund will initially focus on East Africa, and then expand to other African regions.
Since 2016, AlphaMundi facilitates direct co-investments by its fund investors in portfolio companies, to help them 1) increase their overall impact investing allocation, 2) customise their exposure and impact to preferred sectors and geographies, 3) invest through both private debt and venture capital instruments, and 4) maximise their risk-adjusted returns by earning a multiple of the fund’s IRR.
SocialAlpha is an Alternative Investment Fund registered as a SICAV-SIF in Luxembourg since July 2009, with a Delaware feeder fund for US investors since October 2017. SocialAlpha uses a gender lens to address the key financing gap for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in developing countries: debt financing for the “Missing Middle”, namely SDG-related SMEs that are too big for microfinance and too small for local banks.
AlphaJiri is registered as an LP-GP Fund in Mauritius and provides debt, mezzanine and equity finance to fuel the resilience and growth of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in the sustainable food and renewable energy sectors, with a gender lens and a climate-smart orientation. The fund will initially focus on East Africa, and then expand to other African regions.
Since 2016, AlphaMundi facilitates direct co-investments by its fund investors in portfolio companies, to help them 1) increase their overall impact investing allocation, 2) customise their exposure and impact to preferred sectors and geographies, 3) invest through both private debt and venture capital instruments, and 4) maximise their risk-adjusted returns by earning a multiple of the fund’s IRR.
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