3. a “new saffron revolution”
president Modi “re-Invest” summit
world bank’s
lighting africa program
obama “power africa”
electrifi (EU)
20 bln $ jv
(softbank - bharti and
foxconn tech)
impact investing responsability
debt dedicated
fund 30 bln $
calstrs
3.7 bln $
university of
california 1 bln $
dedicated
crowdfunding platforms
“smart power for rural development”
initiative (rf 75 mln $)
4. a growing “momentum” for energy investments
Total AUM by sector
n=145; AUM-weighted average; Total AUM=USD 60bn
Change of allocation planned over the next year, by sector
Ranking by number of respondents who chose “increase”
27%
26%
27%
10%
5%
5%
Housing
Other
Financial services
(including
Microfinance)
Energy
Healthcare
Food &
Agriculture
Source: GIIN, J.P. Morgan
Global Social Finance
Eyes on the Horizon
04 May 2015
5.
6. • A growing appetite for social products (LOHAS market)
• A new evolution of CSR
• Impact investing
megatrends effecting all industries
8. Expectations Realities
Periods of
turnaround
3-4 years 5-10 years
Scale Expansion and results oriented
Process and results
oriented
Exits 5 years 8-10 years
IRRs 15% 5%
Cost of raising
capital
1-3% and
6-12 months
5% and
12-18 months
Impact Hype around surface level data
Wide and deep reach
in communities
Investment Expectation Gaps
Source: Selco
9. Pathways to move forward
• Understanding and acknowledging field complexities and realities
• Articulating realistic expectations for time horizons, scale, and returns
• Recruiting talent based on experience and sensitivity to the needs of the poor, over
educational qualifications
• Aligning investments with the realities of ecosystems and market potential
• Integrating language and clauses in term sheets to prevent mission drift
• Perpetuating learnings to stakeholders in the market through training and course material
• Advocating for policy to stimulate sustainable investment and business models over
the long-run
• Understanding the role of hybrid capital
Source: Selco