EG Capital Welcomes Swiss Family Office, Regenerative, as an investor to the EG-Economic Empowerment Fund (EG-EEF)

EG Capital is delighted to announce Regenerative is joining the EG-Economic Empowerment Fund (EG-EEF) as Limited Partners (L.P.) with a commitment to help us mobilise private sector capital for climate adaptation and gender equity in Eastern and Southern Africa.

Sandrine Henton, Managing Director of EG Capital says “We're excited to build community resilience via our private debt strategy investing for returns and impact in climate adaptation and gender equity. We welcome private sector investors, particularly family offices, as well as African local institutional investors to join us ahead of our next closing on 15^th December 2024!”

Regenerative ltd, a Swiss investment holding company, engages in business activities with a considerable positive impact on society and the environment. It focuses on global health and societal well-being by investing exclusively in companies in the regenerative economy. Regenerative is a member of various impact investing networks, including Toniic.

Existing partners to the EG-EEF fund include the SDG Impact Finance Initiative (SIFI), as well as the endowments of the Waterloo Foundation managed by Schroders Wealth Management’s Cazenove Capital, the Anesvad Foundation managed by EuroCapital SA, family offices, and the management team at EG Capital, technical support from 27four Investment Managers and 2x Global, as well as funding and operational support from USAID and Prosper Africa.

SIFI was launched by Switzerland's State Secretariat for Economics Affairs (SECO), UBS Optimus Foundation, Credit Suisse Foundation, and the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC); the initiative seeks to unlock CHF 1 billion towards the SDGs by 2030.

Current EG-EEF Limited Partners Investors, and Technical Assistance Supporters: