MicroVest is pleased to be selected for the 2024 ImpactAssets 50 list as an Emeritus Impact Manager, marking the firm’s 13th consecutive year on the list. As the impact investing industry has grown both in size and maturation over the past decade, we are proud to be recognized alongside a diverse group of fund managers that have demonstrated a commitment to generating positive social, environmental, and financial impact.
This year’s recognition also coincides with MicroVest’s 20th anniversary and marks three years since our acquisition by global development company DAI. Today, MicroVest forms part of the asset management division of DAI Capital, the investment and advisory arm of DAI, which operates across three verticals: asset management, investment advisory, and project finance.
About the ImpactAssets 50:
The IA 50 is a publicly available database that provides a gateway into the world of impact investing for investors and their financial advisors, offering a way to identify impact investment firms and explore the landscape of potential investment options. The IA 50 is intended to illustrate the breadth of impact investment fund managers operating today, though it is not a comprehensive list. Firms have been selected to demonstrate a wide range of impact investing activities across geographies, sectors and asset classes.
The IA 50 is not an index or investable platform and does not constitute an offering or solicitation to buy or sell securities or a private placement, or recommend specific products. Nor is this an endorsement of any of the listed fund managers. It is not a replacement for due diligence. To be considered for the IA 50 2024, fund managers needed to have at least $25 million in assets under management, more than three years of experience as a firm with impact investing, documented social and/or environmental impact, and be available for U.S. investment. Additional details on the selection process are available here.
The IA 50 Emeritus Impact Managers list illuminates impact fund managers who have achieved consistent recognition on the IA 50.