FMO is the Dutch development bank, which funds companies, projects and financial institutions in developing countries and emerging markets. Its mission is to empower entrepreneurs to build a better world by investing in sectors that contribute to economic growth and social development. FMO specializes in sectors such as financial institutions, energy, and agribusiness, providing long-term finance and support to local businesses.

FMO - Entrepreneurial Development Bank

Caribbean Private Equity Partners (CPEP) is an investment firm deploying capital in the Caribbean Basin, focusing on growth capital investments and renewable energy projects.

Caribbean Private Equity Partners

Liwwa provides business loans, including fixed assets and trade finance, based on point of sale machine sales, and financing for operating expenses. The company offers Sharia compliant loans and does not require collateral.

Liwwa

Inter-American Development Bank provides long-term financing and knowledge-based solutions for social, economic, and institutional development in the Americas. Self-described as a partner of choice for such initiatives.

Inter-American Development Bank

FMO Investment Management

FMO is the Dutch entrepreneurial development bank. As a leading impact investor, our mission is to create a more sustainable future through private sector investments in over 80 developing countries and emerging economies across the globe. Not only do we create and support jobs by investing in ambitious projects and entrepreneurs, we also focus on generating income and long-term business growth with the aim of making the world a better place than it was when we first started. 

By taking on investments that commercial parties are not willing to risk, we are able to serve those in more dire need of financial assistance, providing much-needed liquidity especially in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. We focus on three sectors that provide high development impact: financial institutions; energy; and agribusiness, food, and water. Our committed portfolio reaches over EUR 10.4 billion across over 80 countries, making FMO one of the larger bilateral private sector development banks in the world. Thanks to our 50+ years of success in these high-risk markets, we can generate more funding for customers, while contributing to the UN’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals, with an emphasis on reducing inequality, leading climate action change, and driving economic growth.

To learn more about we provide capital for entrepreneurs in developing economies, please visit fmo.nl.


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Company Name	FMO - Entrepreneurial Development Bank	Caribbean Private Equity Partners	Liwwa	Inter-American Development Bank
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MSH ID	NL:FMO	COM:CARIBFUNDS	COM:LIWWA	ORG:IADB
Market	PRIVATE	PRIVATE	PRIVATE	PRIVATE
Sector	Financial Services & Finance	Financial Services & Finance	Financial Services & Finance	Financial Services & Finance
Industry	Development Finance	Private Equity & Investment Management	Financial Services	Development Banking
Country	NL	BB	JO	US
Stage			Debt Financing
Employee Count	1.01K
Website	fmo.nl	caribfunds.com	liwwa.com	iadb.org
LinkedIn	fmo		liwwa-inc	inter-american-development-bank
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FMO - Entrepreneurial Development Bank

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