Incofin Microfinance Fund

Overview

Incofin Microfinance Fund is a Belgian investment fund that focuses on providing financing to microfinance institutions and other financial intermediaries in developing countries. The fund aims to support small entrepreneurs by offering them access to capital, enabling them to grow their businesses and improve their communities. Incofin Microfinance Fund operates with a strong commitment to social impact, ensuring that its investments contribute to sustainable development and poverty reduction. The fund's investment strategy involves selecting and supporting microfinance institutions that demonstrate strong social performance and financial sustainability. By investing in these institutions, Incofin Microfinance Fund helps expand access to financial services for underserved populations, particularly in rural and remote areas. The fund also emphasizes the importance of technical assistance, providing support to its investee institutions to enhance their operational efficiency and service delivery. Incofin Microfinance Fund has a proven track record of investing in a diverse portfolio of microfinance institutions across various countries and regions. Its investments have positively impacted millions of micro-entrepreneurs, contributing to economic growth and social development in the communities they serve. The fund's approach combines financial returns with measurable social impact, aligning with its mission to promote inclusive progress and sustainable development. Investment Requirements: Incofin Microfinance Fund primarily invests in microfinance institutions and financial intermediaries that demonstrate strong social performance and financial sustainability. The fund seeks to support institutions that provide financial services to underserved populations, particularly small entrepreneurs in developing countries. Potential investees should have a clear commitment to social impact and be open to receiving technical assistance to enhance their operations and service delivery. Year Founded: 1992 Portfolio Companies: The fund has invested in numerous microfinance institutions and financial intermediaries across various countries and regions. Specific portfolio companies include: - ACME (Haiti) - Bina Artha Ventura (Indonesia) - Confianza (Peru) - Cooperativa de Caficultores de Andes (Colombia) - KIF (East Timor) - Crecer (Bolivia) - Faten (Palestine) - Jardin Azuayo (Ecuador) - Cosurca (Colombia) - Yaneshas Producers’ Association (Peru) These investments have collectively supported millions of micro-entrepreneurs, contributing to economic growth and social development in the communities they serve.