ImpactA Global

Established in 2021 and headquartered in London, ImpactA Global operates as a specialized, women-led credit firm focused on catalyzing investment in sustainable infrastructure within global emerging markets. The firm was co-founded by Victoria Miles and Isabella da Costa Mendes, both of whom bring approximately 30 years of experience from prominent financial institutions like J.P. Morgan. Their collective expertise in emerging markets, structured finance, and infrastructure investment forms the strategic foundation of the company.

ImpactA Global's business model centers on providing private debt financing and structured private credit solutions to bridge funding gaps for transformational projects. The company's primary objective is to unlock and mobilize large-scale private capital for high-impact infrastructure, particularly in sectors that are often overlooked by traditional market participants. Revenue is generated through the management of its debt fund and the returns on its investments. The firm targets projects in renewable energy, sustainable mobility, health, water, and sanitation, aiming to drive the climate transition and reduce socio-economic inequalities.

The firm's core service is offering bespoke debt financing solutions. This approach not only provides necessary capital but also helps to de-risk projects, thereby attracting further investment from private and public institutions. A significant milestone was achieved in April 2025, when the firm announced it had raised over $200 million for its first fund. Key investors include Legal & General Capital, which took a minority stake in 2023, the UK government's MOBILIST programme, and IDB Invest, the private sector arm of the Inter-American Development Bank Group. This diverse backing from insurance companies, foundations, family offices, and development finance institutions enhances the firm's credibility and capacity to scale its operations.

Keywords: infrastructure debt, emerging markets, sustainable infrastructure, impact investing, private credit, project finance, climate finance, blended finance, development finance, women-led