Impact venture funds are a type of investment fund that aims to generate both financial returns and positive social or environmental impact. They are part of the broader trend towards impact investing, which incorporates environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors into investment decisions.
Here are some examples of impact venture funds:
- Invests in and fuels high-impact enterprises working in frontier markets, from seed to scale. MCV works with partners to responsibly pilot new financial products and services tailored to un/underbanked and low-income populations.
- A London-based venture capital firm that manages over $300M for institutional investors and has backed over 180 companies across geographies and stages. The firm is built to back growth companies from the world's top universities and research ecosystems.
- Announced a €30m fund dedicated to investing in diverse founding teams and founders who are driving change in the world through impact technology. Unconventional Ventures invests across the Nordics in healthtech, women's health, diversity tech, sustainable fashion, food, and more.
- Partners with the most important science and technology companies of tomorrow to back founders on a mission to build a better world. Better Ventures builds on a decade of experience to back founders leveraging scientific breakthroughs and emerging technologies.
- A $200 million financial-first impact venture capital investment fund that focuses on breakthrough technology solutions that can impact healthcare globally.
- Seeks startups that demonstrable customer traction, strong management, exceptional job creation potential, and the ability to positively impact lives on a global basis.
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