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Global Partnerships Social Investment Funds*
Since 2005, Global Partnerships has launched three fixed-income debt investment funds that have expanded opportunity for hundreds of thousands of underserved clients and have provided a financial and social return for investors.
Completed funds
Global Partnerships Microfinance Fund 2005 (MFF 2005) was a $2 million fund that invested in eight microfinance institutions in four countries. MFF 2005 repaid the last of investors in June 2010, making all payments on time and in full.
Active funds
Global Partnerships Microfinance Fund 2006 (MFF 2006) is an $8.5 million fund originally invested in 14 microfinance institutions. As of June 2010, MFF 2006 is invested in 12 MFI partners in five countries, and continues to make payments on time and in full to investors.
Global Partnerships Microfinance Fund 2008 (MFF 2008) is a $20 million fund currently invested in 15 MFI partners in six countries. To date, MFF 2008 has repaid all investors on time and in full.
| GP microfinance funds at a glance |
| 3 |
Number of funds launched since 2005 |
| $20M |
Amount of most recent fund |
| 4 |
Number of MFI partners before our first fund |
| 27 |
Number of MFI partners today |
| 845,000 |
Number of borrowers reached through MFI partners |
| 100% |
Percent of investors repaid in full and on time |
Future funds
Global Partnerships Social Investment Fund 2010 (SIF 2010) is projected to be a $20 million fund which will loan capital to approximately 20 high-impact, socially focused MFIs in 8-10 Latin American countries. This fund will target organizations reaching the low end of the market (including women and rural borrowers) and offering social services complementary to their microcredit loans.
More information:
Contact:
Jason Henning
206-652-8707
jhenning@globalpartnerships.org
*Disclaimer: This webpage is provided for general information only and nothing contained in the material constitutes an offer of notes. Our funds are restricted to accredited individual and institutional investors as defined by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
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