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Founded in 2010, GAWA Capital is the leading impact investment advisory firm in Spain, having mobilised over €204 million from public and private investors. It aims to improve the lives of low-income communities by promoting investment in social enterprises, while providing a financial return to its investors. GAWA has pioneered the introduction of impact investing in Spain, launching three funds that invest in emerging countries with an inclusive focus on market solutions to social problems.

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Oikocredit is a social impact investor and worldwide cooperative. It has nearly five decades of experience in funding organisations active in financial inclusion, agriculture and renewable energy. Oikocredit’s loans, equity investments and capacity building aim to enable people on low incomes in Africa, Asia and Latin America to improve their living standards sustainably. Oikocredit finances more than 500 partners, with total outstanding capital of over € 1,037 million (as at 30 September 2023).

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Carpediem Capital is an Indian private equity fund manager focused on the India consumption opportunity through investments in emerging SME (small and medium enterprise) leaders. Carpediem Capital’s investments are centered on two broad consumption themes - companies that are creating consumer brands or are providing organized services that have been traditionally unorganized and fragmented.

Led by senior professionals, Carpediem Capital has a strong team with a clear vision to best leverage this opportunity. The senior team has both investing and operational skills, and has rich experience and deep understanding of the sectors it focuses on.

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Abler Nordic (formerly Nordic Microfinance Initiative) was established in 2008 in Oslo, Norway as a partnership between the public sector and private investors. Norfund and IFU, the Norwegian and Danish governmental investment funds for developing countries, represent the Norwegian and Danish States. Private investors include DNB Livsforsikring, Ferd, KLP, Lauritzen Fonden, PBU, Storebrand,TD Veen and Koldingvej 2, Billund A/S.

Abler Nordic is registered with The Financial Supervisory Authority of Norway as Alternative Investment Fund Manager (AIFM). Abler Nordic’s overall goal is to build sustainable financial institutions that enable low-income households in developing countries to create a better future. Abler Nordic combines existing experience in the field of microfinance and international development cooperation, with the capital strength and financial experience of institutional investors.

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