This document outlines Living in Peace's (LIP) microfinance investment plan in Cambodia. LIP, a Japanese NPO, plans to provide three rounds of financing totaling $300,000 to Samic Limited, a microfinance institution, to expand financial access. The financing would take the form of preference shares with expected floating returns based on Samic's profit growth. Rigorous due diligence of Samic's management, finances, social performance, and country risk will inform the investment decisions. Subject to performance benchmarks, the financing could be extended until late 2013.
This document outlines Living in Peace's (LIP) microfinance investment plan in Cambodia. LIP, a Japanese NPO, plans to provide three rounds of financing totaling $300,000 to Samic Limited, a microfinance institution, to expand financial access. The financing would take the form of preference shares with expected floating returns based on Samic's profit growth. Rigorous due diligence of Samic's management, finances, social performance, and country risk will inform the investment decisions. Subject to performance benchmarks, the financing could be extended until late 2013.