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We add resilience for institutional and catalytic investors

Institutional investors gain risk-mitigated returns, diversification and access to future drivers of growth.

Catalytic investors enhance their impact by investing alongside institutional investors.

We align with industry standards

Our comprehensive impact management system is aligned with international standards and good practices, including the below.

We adhere to key responsible and sustainable finance regulations, including the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR).

We align with industry standards

Our comprehensive impact management system is aligned with international standards and good practices, including the below.

We adhere to key responsible and sustainable finance regulations, including the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR).

Meet

      our team

Michael Phillips
Michael Phillips
Sarah Aitken
Sarah Aitken
Elvira 2025
Elvira Lefting
Georg Sticher
Georg Sticher

Meet

      our team

Michael Phillips
Michael Phillips
Sarah Aitken
Sarah Aitken
Elvira 2025
Elvira Lefting
Georg Sticher
Georg Sticher

How we deliver

systemic impact:

We aim to transform markets...

Generating long-term, meaningful impact is only possible if we transform markets, financial institutions and end-investee companies.

These are our three dimensions of impact investing:

Promoting systemic change

Helping build new markets, promote high impact standards and drive sustainable financing.

Helping financial intermediaries invest sustainably

Giving our financial partners the capital and capacity to act more sustainably.

Financing impactful businesses

Giving businesses the finance and guidance they need to grow sustainably.

...by investing across emerging economies,

Why are 100% of our investments in emerging markets?

Because the future of emerging markets is our shared future.

In these markets, you will find:

  • 85% of the planet’s population.
  • Businesses where most of the goods we consume are made.
  • The centre of the climate crisis and rising inequality.
  • The vast majority of the world’s biodiversity and natural resources.

As these economies grow, we must provide the necessary public and private capital and expertise to ensure they develop sustainably.

...where we finance vital impact themes,

Impact in our focus geographies is critical for the future of our planet and the businesses and markets set to drive global growth.

Supporting the energy transition

After decades of investment, many of the most lucrative climate change opportunities in developed markets have already been activated. Emerging markets are experiencing the steepest part of the growth curve and the impact achievable in these regions is significant.

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Strengthening our biodiversity

More than half of global GDP is either moderately or highly dependent on the natural world. We conserve some of the world’s most biodiverse regions by limiting the harm caused by deforestation and agricultural production.

Fostering sustainable business practises

Many emerging markets rely heavily on sectors primed for modernisation. These sectors will thrive if sustainable pathways to modernisation are highlighted, demystified and funded.

Fostering financial inclusion

In many emerging markets, there are too many obstacles to obtaining finance, especially for women entrepreneurs and growing businesses. Where we see a deficit in financial inclusion, we finance loans to companies and build capacity.

...and provide advisory & capacity building services.

This separately funded service allows us to create meaningful impact across our three dimensions: markets, financial institutions and businesses.

How do we achieve this?

We provide consultancy and training, and knowledge-sharing events to promote high impact standards and generate interest in sustainable financing. We also help financial institutions structure sustainable products, and increase their impact and outreach potential. Lastly, we conduct research to enhance our impact and investment strategies.

Investments must meet our impact criteria...

Our impact management system helps us enhance the impact we make

When we invest via financial institutions, we use our impact scoring tool to ensure we can meet our impact targets. We will only invest if the end investees meet our return and impact criteria, as well as key environmental and social requirements.

Following investment, progress is monitored and assessed, drawing on a range of data sources.

The system also allows us to identify opportunities to further enhance performance through, for example, our capacity building efforts.

First-class measurement and management makes us a BlueMark Practice Leader

Our impact management practices are closely aligned with industry standards, particularly the Operating Principles for Impact Management, which we signed in 2019.

In 2025, we underwent the most recent independent verification by BlueMark. Our impact management system ranked ‘advanced’ (the highest ranking possible) against the Principles and current industry best practice.

We have received the highest score in all eight dimensions of the Principles and have been designated as a ‘Practice leader’ by BlueMark since 2022.

...and minimise potential ESG risks.

Impact can only be sustainable if we manage and mitigate possible negative impacts. We prioritise avoiding, minimising and mitigating environmental, social and governance (ESG) risks through comprehensive ESG management systems and relevant procedures.

We identify ESG risks and assess the capacity and commitment of investees to address and mitigate these. Following investment, we monitor the investee's ESG performance regularly.

How we deliver

systemic impact:

We aim to transform markets...

Generating long-term, meaningful impact is only possible if we transform markets, financial institutions and end-investee companies.

These are our three dimensions of impact investing:

Promoting systemic change

Helping build new markets, promote high impact standards and drive sustainable financing.

Helping financial intermediaries invest sustainably

Giving our financial partners the capital and capacity to act more sustainably.

Financing impactful businesses

Giving businesses the finance and guidance they need to grow sustainably.

...by investing across emerging economies,

Why are 100% of our investments in emerging markets?

Because the future of emerging markets is our shared future.

In these markets, you will find:

  • 85% of the planet’s population.
  • Businesses where most of the goods we consume are made.
  • The centre of the climate crisis and rising inequality.
  • The vast majority of the world’s biodiversity and natural resources.

As these economies grow, we must provide the necessary public and private capital and expertise to ensure they develop sustainably.

...where we finance vital impact themes,

Impact in our focus geographies is critical for the future of our planet and the businesses and markets set to drive global growth.

Supporting the energy transition

After decades of investment, many of the most lucrative climate change opportunities in developed markets have already been activated. Emerging markets are experiencing the steepest part of the growth curve and the impact achievable in these regions is significant.

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Strengthening our biodiversity

More than half of global GDP is either moderately or highly dependent on the natural world. We conserve some of the world’s most biodiverse regions by limiting the harm caused by deforestation and agricultural production.

Fostering sustainable business practises

Many emerging markets rely heavily on sectors primed for modernisation. These sectors will thrive if sustainable pathways to modernisation are highlighted, demystified and funded.

Fostering financial inclusion

In many emerging markets, there are too many obstacles to obtaining finance, especially for women entrepreneurs and growing businesses. Where we see a deficit in financial inclusion, we finance loans to companies and build capacity.

...and provide advisory & capacity building services.

This separately funded service allows us to create meaningful impact across our three dimensions: markets, financial institutions and businesses.

How do we achieve this?

We provide consultancy and training, and knowledge-sharing events to promote high impact standards and generate interest in sustainable financing. We also help financial institutions structure sustainable products, and increase their impact and outreach potential. Lastly, we conduct research to enhance our impact and investment strategies.

Investments must meet our impact criteria...

Our impact management system helps us enhance the impact we make

When we invest via financial institutions, we use our impact scoring tool to ensure we can meet our impact targets. We will only invest if the end investees meet our return and impact criteria, as well as key environmental and social requirements.

Following investment, progress is monitored and assessed, drawing on a range of data sources.

The system also allows us to identify opportunities to further enhance performance through, for example, our capacity building efforts.

First-class measurement and management makes us a BlueMark Practice Leader

Our impact management practices are closely aligned with industry standards, particularly the Operating Principles for Impact Management, which we signed in 2019.

In 2025, we underwent the most recent independent verification by BlueMark. Our impact management system ranked ‘advanced’ (the highest ranking possible) against the Principles and current industry best practice.

We have received the highest score in all eight dimensions of the Principles and have been designated as a ‘Practice leader’ by BlueMark since 2022.

...and minimise potential ESG risks.

Impact can only be sustainable if we manage and mitigate possible negative impacts. We prioritise avoiding, minimising and mitigating environmental, social and governance (ESG) risks through comprehensive ESG management systems and relevant procedures.

We identify ESG risks and assess the capacity and commitment of investees to address and mitigate these. Following investment, we monitor the investee's ESG performance regularly.

For institutional

      investors

Private equity

In our private equity funds, public investors provide seed capital. They also provide grants to our advisory & capacity building services.

Private equity

In our private equity funds, public investors provide seed capital. They also provide grants to our advisory & capacity building services.

Private equity

In our private equity funds, public investors provide seed capital. They also provide grants to our advisory & capacity building services.

For institutional

      investors

Private equity

In our private equity funds, public investors provide seed capital. They also provide grants to our advisory & capacity building services.

Private equity

In our private equity funds, public investors provide seed capital. They also provide grants to our advisory & capacity building services.

Private equity

In our private equity funds, public investors provide seed capital. They also provide grants to our advisory & capacity building services.

For institutional

      investors

Private equity

In our private equity funds, public investors provide seed capital. They also provide grants to our advisory & capacity building services.

Private equity

In our private equity funds, public investors provide seed capital. They also provide grants to our advisory & capacity building services.

Private equity

In our private equity funds, public investors provide seed capital. They also provide grants to our advisory & capacity building services.

Private equity

In our private equity funds, public investors provide seed capital. They also provide grants to our advisory & capacity building services.

Private equity

In our private equity funds, public investors provide seed capital. They also provide grants to our advisory & capacity building services.

Private equity

In our private equity funds, public investors provide seed capital. They also provide grants to our advisory & capacity building services.

Private equity

In our private equity funds, public investors provide seed capital. They also provide grants to our advisory & capacity building services.

Private equity

In our private equity funds, public investors provide seed capital. They also provide grants to our advisory & capacity building services.

Private equity

In our private equity funds, public investors provide seed capital. They also provide grants to our advisory & capacity building services.

For institutional

      investors

Private equity

In our private equity funds, public investors provide seed capital. They also provide grants to our advisory & capacity building services.

Private equity

In our private equity funds, public investors provide seed capital. They also provide grants to our advisory & capacity building services.

Private equity

In our private equity funds, public investors provide seed capital. They also provide grants to our advisory & capacity building services.

Private equity

In our private equity funds, public investors provide seed capital. They also provide grants to our advisory & capacity building services.

Private equity

In our private equity funds, public investors provide seed capital. They also provide grants to our advisory & capacity building services.

Private equity

In our private equity funds, public investors provide seed capital. They also provide grants to our advisory & capacity building services.

Private equity

In our private equity funds, public investors provide seed capital. They also provide grants to our advisory & capacity building services.

Private equity

In our private equity funds, public investors provide seed capital. They also provide grants to our advisory & capacity building services.

Private equity

In our private equity funds, public investors provide seed capital. They also provide grants to our advisory & capacity building services.

Private equity

In our private equity funds, public investors provide seed capital. They also provide grants to our advisory & capacity building services.

Private equity

In our private equity funds, public investors provide seed capital. They also provide grants to our advisory & capacity building services.

You can't invest in these markets from

behind a desk

Our local specialists are established in 16 offices across the globe.

Select a market and discover the impact you could make with Finance in Motion.

Tab Globe
Global

Global

16

offices across the globe

9.2B

cumulative volume invested*

€4.3B

assets under management/advisory

Figures as of Q4 24 | *modelled by Finance in Motion based on primary reporting and 3rd-party data

You can't invest in these markets from

behind a desk

Our local specialists are established in 16 offices across the globe.

Select a market and discover the impact you could make with Finance in Motion.

Tab Globe
Global

Global

16

offices across the globe

9.2B

cumulative volume invested*

€4.3B

assets under management/advisory

Figures as of Q4 24 | *modelled by Finance in Motion based on primary reporting and 3rd-party data

20 years of investing in

what matters

2024
June
Co-founder Sylvia Wisniwski appointed CEO.
sylvia profile
2023
October
Designated as “Practice Leader” by independent impact verifier, BlueMark for the second consecutive year.
Bluemark 2023 logo timeline
2022
December
Awarded asset manager of the year at the Environmental Finance Impact Awards 2022.
Impact Awards 2022
2019
October
Becomes a signatory to the Operating Principles for Impact Management
Operating Principles for Impact Management
2019
June
1,000th Advisory and Capacity Building project underway.
GGF Albania
2018
July
Partners with UNIQUE to establish a new sustainable forestry product – The Arbaro Fund.
Arbaro Fund logo timeline
2015
July
Opens office in Colombia, Bogota – a new regional hub in Latin America.
Columbia Flag
2013
October
First renewable energy deal. The Project Finance team signs the first GGF deal for a direct investment in renewable energy.
GGf matrix solar
2012
December
Work with more than 100 local financial institutions.
Finance in Motion
2012
March
€1 billion in assets under management
efse stock 2
2011
August
Moves into the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region with the SANAD Fund.
SANAD_CMYK_LogoPrimary_2025_1100x1100px
2010
July
Third German-based asset manager to sign the United Nations’ Principles for Responsible Investment.
PRI logo
2010
September
CEO Sylvia Wisniwski accepts the G20 SME Finance Challenge Award from President Obama on behalf of the European Fund for Southeast Europe.
g20
2009
December
Green becomes an investment theme with the launch of the Green for Growth Fund.
GREEN FOR GROWTH FUND logo
2009
Septemper
Finance in Motion is officially founded with 42 staff across six regional offices.
2025_FiM logo stacked_transparent_800x800px
2005
December
European Fund for Southeast Europe (EFSE) launches, investing in microfinance in Southeast Europe, Eastern Europe and the Caucasus.
EFSE Logo_2025_1100x1100px

20 years of investing in

what matters

2024
June
Co-founder Sylvia Wisniwski appointed CEO.
sylvia profile
2023
October
Designated as “Practice Leader” by independent impact verifier, BlueMark for the second consecutive year.
Bluemark 2023 logo timeline
2022
December
Awarded asset manager of the year at the Environmental Finance Impact Awards 2022.
Impact Awards 2022
2019
October
Becomes a signatory to the Operating Principles for Impact Management
Operating Principles for Impact Management
2019
June
1,000th Advisory and Capacity Building project underway.
GGF Albania
2018
July
Partners with UNIQUE to establish a new sustainable forestry product – The Arbaro Fund.
Arbaro Fund logo timeline
2015
July
Opens office in Colombia, Bogota – a new regional hub in Latin America.
Columbia Flag
2013
October
First renewable energy deal. The Project Finance team signs the first GGF deal for a direct investment in renewable energy.
GGf matrix solar
2012
December
Work with more than 100 local financial institutions.
Finance in Motion
2012
March
€1 billion in assets under management
efse stock 2
2011
August
Moves into the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region with the SANAD Fund.
SANAD_CMYK_LogoPrimary_2025_1100x1100px
2010
July
Third German-based asset manager to sign the United Nations’ Principles for Responsible Investment.
PRI logo
2010
September
CEO Sylvia Wisniwski accepts the G20 SME Finance Challenge Award from President Obama on behalf of the European Fund for Southeast Europe.
g20
2009
December
Green becomes an investment theme with the launch of the Green for Growth Fund.
GREEN FOR GROWTH FUND logo
2009
Septemper
Finance in Motion is officially founded with 42 staff across six regional offices.
2025_FiM logo stacked_transparent_800x800px
2005
December
European Fund for Southeast Europe (EFSE) launches, investing in microfinance in Southeast Europe, Eastern Europe and the Caucasus.
EFSE Logo_2025_1100x1100px

Scale up

       green financing

11.8M*

metric tons of CO2 captured and stored by agroforestry

53M*

MWh of energy saved annually

1.7K*

MW of Renewable energy capacity
supported

1.4M*

Hectares of farmland under sustainable management

Figures as of Q4 24 | *modelled by Finance in Motion based on primary reporting / 3rd-party data

Scale up

       green financing

11.8M*

metric tons of CO2 captured and stored by agroforestry

53M*

MWh of energy saved annually

1.7K*

MW of Renewable energy capacity
supported

1.4M*

Hectares of farmland under sustainable management

Figures as of Q4 24 | *modelled by Finance in Motion based on primary reporting / 3rd-party data

Offices

Africa

Kenya

The Address Building; 13th floor, Muthangari drive, Westlands
P.O. Box 2654-00606
Nairobi

Phone: +254 207641407
Email: Kenya@finance-in-motion.com

Europe

Bosnia & Herzegovina

SCC Office Tower, Vrbanja 1
71000 Sarajevo

Phone: +387 33 561190
Email: bosnia_and_herzegovina@finance-in-motion.com

Georgia

N-5 Mikheil Asatiani St.
'A 4' Business Center, Floor 5
0177 Tbilisi

Phone: +995 322 885 434
Email: georgia@finance-in-motion.com

Germany (Head Office)

Carl-von-Noorden Platz 5
60596 Frankfurt am main

Phone: +49 69 271 035-0
Email: info@finance-in-motion.com

Kosovo

Qamil Hoxha 7 1/6
10000 Prishtina

Phone: +383 49 751 222
Email: kosovo@finance-in-motion.com

Luxembourg (AIFM)

68, Bd de la Pétrusse
L-2320 Luxembourg

Phone: +352 28 85 19 362
Email: info@finance-in-motion.com

Moldova

25, M. Bănulescu Bodoni str., 3rd floor, room 31
MD - 2012 Chișinău

Email: moldova@finance-in-motion.com

Offices

Africa

Kenya

The Address Building; 13th floor, Muthangari drive, Westlands
P.O. Box 2654-00606
Nairobi

Phone: +254 207641407
Email: Kenya@finance-in-motion.com

Europe

Bosnia & Herzegovina

SCC Office Tower, Vrbanja 1
71000 Sarajevo

Phone: +387 33 561190
Email: bosnia_and_herzegovina@finance-in-motion.com

Georgia

N-5 Mikheil Asatiani St.
'A 4' Business Center, Floor 5
0177 Tbilisi

Phone: +995 322 885 434
Email: georgia@finance-in-motion.com

Germany (Head Office)

Carl-von-Noorden Platz 5
60596 Frankfurt am main

Phone: +49 69 271 035-0
Email: info@finance-in-motion.com

Kosovo

Qamil Hoxha 7 1/6
10000 Prishtina

Phone: +383 49 751 222
Email: kosovo@finance-in-motion.com

Luxembourg (AIFM)

68, Bd de la Pétrusse
L-2320 Luxembourg

Phone: +352 28 85 19 362
Email: info@finance-in-motion.com

Moldova

25, M. Bănulescu Bodoni str., 3rd floor, room 31
MD - 2012 Chișinău

Email: moldova@finance-in-motion.com