Capria’s Uma Sekar is leading the change by presenting ways to put impact into action. She focuses on building seamless approaches to include impact into an organization’s business strategy.
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Many high profile LPs were the hardest hit because of mismanagement or misconduct on the part of the Abraaj. Understandably then, LPs began to look at ways to protect themselves against criminal and negligent acts committed by their fund managers.
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In order to capture more return, an increasing number of LPs now want to directly invest at an early stage in promising companies.
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The final closing of the second fund reinforces the mission and promise of Adobe Capital to generate social and environmental impact aligned with market-rate returns.
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Capria invested in FEN Ventures and has an association with LarrainVial for local investors were there is Del Río family and Mustakis Foundation
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Venture capital is significantly contributing to this trend by helping scale upcoming businesses.
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Capria offers Gender Lens investors the opportunity to support and benefit from funds with female leadership. Six out of Capria Networks 19 fund managers include females in leadership, with two teams that are exclusively women-led and 4 teams that have women partners or principals.
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Capria has been practicing impact management since its inception in 2015 and now will be joining 59 other investors to adopt the Operating Principles for Impact Management
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Capria has been practicing pragmatic impact management using a roadmap that enables firms to align their impact investment strategies with traditional investment processes.
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The ninth Foro Latinoamericano de Inversión de Impacto (the Latin American Impact Investing Forum, or simply “the FLII”), had quite a few interesting insights related to the Latin American markets.
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