Driving Impact Through Purposeful Capital

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As Original Bookrunner, Mandated Lead Arranger and Facility Agent, Absa played a lead role in providing a $100 million debt facility for LeapFrog’s Emerging Consumer Fund IV and the structuring of the fund.

LeapFrog Investments is a pioneering impact investor committed to scaling businesses that deliver essential financial services, healthcare, and climate solutions across Africa and Asia. With over $2.8bn in committed capital, LeapFrog is driving large-scale change in private equity by investing in high-growth companies that serve more than half a billion consumers and support 33 million jobs via the MSMEs they finance and protect.

Leveraging our robust balance sheet and deep Pan-African expertise, we structured a debt and fund financing solution that allows LeapFrog to deepen its impact – enabling the firm to expand access to capital, accelerate innovation, and drive job creation in sectors critical to sustainable development. By supporting Emerging Consumer Fund IV, we reaffirm our commitment to mobilising purpose-driven capital and advancing inclusive, sustainability-aligned projects across the continent and beyond.

Together with LeapFrog, we are shaping a more resilient, sustainable, and equitable future for emerging markets.

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