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Banco Nacional de Investimento (BNI)
Mozambique
BNI is the first and only local Investment bank focused exclusively on the development of Mozambique. A remarkable economic climate presenting an average of 5% to 7% yearly growth and an outstanding performance even for the African continent, Mozambique is today one of the best emerging opportunities worldwide. Structured on a solid base, formed by key shareholders and a high caliber management team, BNI was founded to stimulate and participate in the financing of projects contributing to the sustainable development of Mozambique and of the economic marketplace. BNI is a key partner not only for Mozambican companies and international investors but also for national and international institutions responsible for the provision and availability of financial instruments supporting development.
| Type: Investment Fund Manager | Geography: Mozambique | Impact: Access to Financial Services |
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Black Star Advisors
South Africa
Black Star Advisors Black Star Brokerage and Black Star Fund Managers provide financial advisory/business strategy brokerage and fund/asset management services respectively.Black Star Holdings was founded by a team of investment bankers from Wall Street s premier investment banks (including JP Morgan and Solomon Smith Barney) and consultants from the preeminent consulting firms (including McKinsey & Co. and The Boston Consulting Group) with a singular aim of creating value by applying their 25 years of global experience to the unique needs circumstances and macro economic / political effects of transactions and privatizations in markets within West Africa.
| Type: Wealth Manager/Advisor | Geography: Africa | Impact: Access to Financial Services |
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Equator Capital Partners
United States of America
Equator Capital Partners ( Equator ) currently manages ShoreCap II Limited ( SC II ) formed for the purpose of investing capital in and providing capacity building services to regulated financial institutions that serve small and micro entrepreneurial entities in developing and transitional economies. Because small firms create jobs and assets for their owners and provide employment for local residents there is a strong economic growth component to increasing access to finance for these clients. ShoreCap Funds have institutional investors including multilateral and bilateral Development Finance Institutions private sector banks and Foundations.
| Type: Investment Fund Manager | Geography: Global | Impact: Access to Financial Services |
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FMO
Netherlands
We are the Dutch development bank. We support sustainable private sector growth in developing and emerging markets by investing in businesses projects and financial institutions.FMO was founded in 1970 and is a public private partnership with 51% of our shares held by the Dutch State and 49% held by commercial banks trade unions and other members of the private sector. FMO has a triple A rating from both Fitch and Standard & Poor s.
| Type: Investment Fund Manager | Geography: Middle Africa | Impact: Access to Financial Services |
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Fusion Capital
Kenya
Fusion Capital is a Real Estate Developer and Private Equity Firm designed around the needs of local businesses in the emerging economies of East and central Africa. We have presence in Nairobi Kigali Kampala and Dar es Salaam.Currently we are focused on the opportunities of the East African marketplace with plans to expand to the great lakes region and beyond.
| Type: Investment Fund Manager | Geography: Kenya | Impact: Access to Financial Services |
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Impact First Investments
Israel
Impact First Investments is the first Israeli investment firm specifically designed to leverage local technology and innovation to create global social impact while earning market rate returns. By exclusively investing in socially driven Israeli start ups the firm is uniquely positioned at the crossroads between global social challenges and the technological solutions that address them.
| Type: Investment Fund Manager | Geography: United States of America | Impact: Access to Financial Services |
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Netherlands Development Finance Corporation
Netherlands
FMO (the Netherlands Development Finance Company) is the Dutch development bank. Founded in 1970 FMO supports sustainable private sector growth in developing and emerging markets by investing in ambitious entrepreneurs. FMO believes a strong private sector leads to economic and social development empowering people to employ their skills and improve their quality of life. FMO focuses on three sectors that have high development impact financial institutions energy and agribusiness food & water. Alongside partners FMO also invests in the Infrastructure Manufacturing and Services sectors. With an investment portfolio of EUR 8 billion FMO is one of the larger bilateral private sector development banks globally.
| Type: Bank | Geography: Europe | Impact: Access to Financial Services |
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Phatisa Managers
Mauritius
Phatisa is an indigenous private equity fund management company that invests throughout sub Saharan Africa. The firm currently has two sector specific funds under management.Phatisa is a sector specific African private equity fund manager located in and operating across sub Saharan Africa. The firm currently has two funds under management totalling more than US$ 285 million focused on food and affordable housing. Phatisa comprises a team of over 30 dedicated staff with more than 500 years of collective experience and a solid track record of managing private equity funds and commercial businesses throughout the continent. We speak 29 languages and represent 12 nationalities.Phatisa s African Agriculture Fund (AAF) a US$ 246 million fund commenced operations in January 2011 and has committed investments in excess of US$ 155 million from Sierra Leone in West Africa to Mauritius in East Africa and eight other countries in between. This reflects a total of eight portfolio companies across a diverse range of agri and food related businesses.The Pan African Housing Fund (PAHF) is an East Africa investment initiative launched in response to the ever increasing housing shortage in this region. The US$ 41.95 million fund commenced operations in early 2013 and the Phatisa property team has successfully concluded five investments to date located in Kenya and Rwanda.
| Type: Investment Fund Manager | Geography: Africa | Impact: Access to Financial Services |