EMF Microfinance Fund
- Founded in 2008, a pure private debt strategy
- Diversified across countries, MFIs and maturities
- Stable, uncorrelated returns targeting a net performance of 2-3% above the risk-free rate



Founded in 2008, the EMF Microfinance Fund has maintained a pure private debt strategy since inception, providing financing to financial institutions (FIs) across emerging and frontier markets. Through systematic hedging of all currency exposures into USD, the fund aims to deliver stable, uncorrelated, and attractive returns while advancing financial inclusion worldwide.
EMF is built around capital preservation and long-term growth, targeting net returns of 2-3% above SOFR. The fund is diversified across a broad range of countries, financial institutions, and maturities, while maintaining a strong liquidity profile.
Enabling Qapital combines deep local expertise with a global investment team spanning emerging and frontier markets. Its investment approach is supported by a rigorous proprietary methodology, extensive on-site due diligence, and a robust underwriting and risk management framework.

Founded in 2008, the EMF Microfinance Fund has maintained a pure private debt strategy since inception, providing financing to financial institutions (FIs) across emerging and frontier markets. Through systematic hedging of all currency exposures into USD, the fund aims to deliver stable, uncorrelated, and attractive returns while advancing financial inclusion worldwide.
EMF is built around capital preservation and long-term growth, targeting net returns of 2-3% above SOFR. The fund is diversified across a broad range of countries, financial institutions, and maturities, while maintaining a strong liquidity profile.
Enabling Qapital combines deep local expertise with a global investment team spanning emerging and frontier markets. Its investment approach is supported by a rigorous proprietary methodology, extensive on-site due diligence, and a robust underwriting and risk management framework.
| Characteristics | |
|---|---|
| Fund Inception | 2008 |
| Asset Class | Private Debt |
| Status | Fundraising/open-ended |
| Correlation | Low-negative |
| Custodian | Liechtensteinische Landesbank Aktiengesellschaft |
| SFDR classification | Article 9 |
| Liquidity | Subscription and redemption at net asset value |
| Subscription | Monthly as per 30th |
| Redemption | Foundation and Family Office Share Class: monthly with 30 days notice (Each investor may redeem not more than 1% of Sub-Fund’s NAV (last available NAV). If more than 1% of Sub-Fund’s NAV are redeemed, a redemption period with 90 days notice is applied). Institutional Share Class: monthly with 90 days notice. |
| NAV Frequency | Monthly |
| Characteristics | Institutional Share Class | Foundation Share Class | Family Office Share Class |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mngmt. Fee | 1.20% | 1.85% | 1.45% |
| TER (exp.) | 1.51% | 2.14 | 1.75% |
| Min Subscription | 5’000’000 USD/EUR/CHF | 1'000 USD/EUR/CHF | 1’000’000 USD/EUR/CHF |
| ISIN distributing (USD) | LI0562930367 | LI0146840744 | LI0542527192 |
| ISIN reinvested (USD) | LI0542527226 | LI0146840751 | LI0477626506 |
*Disclaimer: The data presented in the table above relates to the Institutional Share Class only. Terms and figures may differ for other investor categories. Further information for foundations and family offices can be requested
The EMF Microfinance Fund directly supports 7 of the 17 SDG’s.

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Nairobi
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Mühlebachstrasse 164
8008 Zurich
Switzerland
Branch Geneva
Rue Hugo-De-Senger 7
1205 Geneva
Switzerland
Merchant Square Block B
2nd Floor, Riverside Drive
Nairobi
Kenya
Industriering 20,
9491 Ruggell
Liechtenstein
16, rue Robert Stümper,
2557 Luxembourg
Luxembourg

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