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The first round of voting in Brazil has sent Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro through to a run-off. Regardless of the final outcome of the election, Finance in Motion sees no reason to adjust its investment strategies. “Investments should continue to be assessed on the quality of the businesses and projects being financed, sound structuring and disciplined risk management,” said Melanie Aimer, Chief Commercial Officer, Finance in Motion.

The next phase of impact investing goes beyond classic development goals: this became evident today at the 20th anniversary of the European Fund for Southeast Europe (EFSE) in Mostar. Further financing agreements were signed, once again mobilising private capital for Europe’s neighbouring regions.

The future of sustainable growth will no longer be decided in the Global North and simply implemented in emerging markets. It is increasingly being shaped by the countries that face the most pressing challenges and, at the same time, hold the greatest opportunities.

Finance in Motion together with L&G and Texel, has demonstrated a new capability to mobilize private capital through its debt issuance platform, enabling assets from its impact investment activities to be placed with private institutional investors and freeing up capital for new high-impact investments.