Inclusive growth and essential services
Financing essential services and inclusive finance for underserved communities.
- Rural and agricultural finance
- Women and micro-entrepreneurs
- Education and skills
- Housing finance
- Asset finance
Impact
Measurable social impact through disciplined private debt.
AIF creates and manages impact debt funds that provide working and growth capital to established, credit-worthy social enterprises across Latin America and the Caribbean.
Focus areas
Two pillars, one regional integration thesis.
AIF invests in businesses that expand access to essential services while strengthening economic links with the United States.
Nearshoring enablement
Financing the infrastructure and talent that enable regional supply chains connected to the United States.
- Manufacturing and industrial assets
- Agriculture and strategic commodities
- Digital infrastructure
- Logistics and supply chain services
- Professional and technical talent
Impact measurement
A simple model for tracking what capital changes.
Senior debt capital, underwriting discipline, borrower relationships, and targeted technical support.
Capital deployed, social enterprises financed, communities reached, and capacity-building delivered.
Expanded access to essential services, higher productivity, better livelihoods, and stronger supply links.
Poverty reduction, improved livelihoods, climate resilience, and deeper economic integration across the Americas.