NMI's fifth fund aims for triple bottom line
The Nordic Microfinance Initiative (NMI) is setting up its fifth fund, which is backed by a NOK 90m investment from Norway's government. Previous funds have achieved a 10 percent annual USD return across various economic cycles.
The Nordic Microfinance Initiative, which is based in Oslo and manages roughly USD 260m, is setting up its fifth fund. The previous funds have grown in size as institutional investors have been lured back as the first three funds yielded a 10 percent annual return, measured in USD, while reaching 7 million people in Asia and Africa.
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