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Quarterly 2017 Newsletter
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EDITORIAL
MicroBuild Fund Celebrates 5 Years
In October, MicroBuild Fund celebrated its 5 year anniversary at a two-day event hosted by Habitat for Humanity in Washington D.C. The event reflected on the successes of the first years of the fund, and how to assure greater impact and further expand affordable housing finance for low income communities across the globe.
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OUR INVESTMENTS
Triple Jump's First Investment in China
Triple Jump made its first investment in China by providing an EUR 8M loan facility to Grassland Finance Limited with the ASN Novib Microfinance Fund (ANMF). More
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SEED CAPITAL & BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
Building a Fintech Portfolio
The Seed Capital & Business Development Facility of Triple Jump has closed its second investment in the fintech space and is now supporting Sempli, a pioneer digital SME lender in Colombia. More
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QUARTERLY RESULTS
Quarterly Results
In the third quarter the ANMF return remained relatively stable, although with a slight decrease due to the weakening of the USD. More
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OUR INVESTEES
The MicroCred Network in West Africa
The MicroCred network, which focuses on financial inclusion in emerging markets, is known for its entrepreneurial approach, with innovation and technology at the core of the network’s client-centric approach. More
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SOCIAL PERFORMANCE
Fundenuse SA Receives Smart Campaign Certification
As a result and recognition of the high impact they bring to the communities in which they work, Fundenuse SA received the Smart Campaign Certification, only the 2nd MFI in Nicaragua to achieve this. More
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PUBLICATIONS
Francophone West Africa
SCBD has completed the last local stakeholder consultations in francophone West Africa with a well-attended workshop hosted in Abidjan. More
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Triple Jump is an impact-focused investment manager that provides meaningful and responsible investment opportunities in developing countries. We believe that opportunities are not spread equally around the world, but talented people are. In developing countries, a responsible, inclusive financial sector can enable these people to unlock their potential and improve their quality of life.
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