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Solifin is a Belgian network that aims to improve access to finance for entrepreneurs and promote collaboration between responsible financial actors. In 2020, Solifin funded 38% of projects, supporting 76 companies, with 42% receiving seed funding and 26% receiving start-up funding. Solifin had 30 members and 30 partners in 2020 and organized various workshops, events, and meetings to support its missions.
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- 1. Vision Money can havea positive impact when used to support the real economy that innovates and tackles societal challenges Missions Improve access to finance for entrepreneurs Support member’s activities Promote collaboration between responsible financial actors 2020 12 Direct Match 42% Seed 22% Seed post-revenue 26% Start-up 3% Scale-up 42% 32% 20% 40% Solifin 30% Members 30% Partners 38% projects were funded: 11% projects stopped their fundraising 20% projects postponed their fundraising 31% projects still in the pipeline 38% projects were funded 76 companies supported 8 8 Sourcing 58 impact journey The median fundraising campaign is = 200K €. Projects funded by non-members Projects funded by Solifin members Our key partners Stage of development Geoscope
- 2. Missions Improve access tofinance for entrepreneurs Promote collaboration between responsible financial actors 2020 New New New New New Workshops & Events What Amount Human Ressources 53 000€ Interns & volunteers 3 800€ IT 12 500€ Marketing 4 000€ Others 3 500€ Total 79 300€ Office Costs 2 500€ Source Montant Membership fees 19 500€ Lunt foundation 30 000€ SFPI-FPIM sponso 12 500€ SBA II (Region Bru) 35 000€ Own revenues 1 090€ Total 105 090€ Trividend (via Easi) 11 000€ Op-ed 4 meetings of the Ethics Committee 9 application files 5 new members Expenses Revenues La Libre Belgique - 25/06/2020 Finance durable: l’heure du choix De Tijd - 02/07/2020 Tijd om te kiezen voor duurzame invetseringen The network Budget 2020 The members of Ethics Committee Workshop during EVPA conference: pipeline sharing September 2020 Joined MATTERS consortium to organise HackCovid event Avril 2020 Session 24/6 on Smart Cities with Enter- prise Europe Network & hub.Brussels June 2020 Workshop on impact management October 2020 Sustainable finance conference October 2020 Panelist in Step Up festival organised by Mattrvest Septembre 2020 Support member’s activities Céline Bouton Etienne de Callataÿ Virginie Samyn Thomas Van Craen (Président 2020) Isabelle Philippe Christel Dumas Sarah Schelstraete Piet Colruyt Olivier Van Cauwelaert Timothy Lambert Tanguy Vanloqueren Virginie Xhauflair Anneleen De Bonte Nikolay Dentchev Luc Van Liedekerke The members of the Board of Directors Our charter «It is important that enough people know that Solifin exists, and know what Solifin stands for.» Our members are committed to these 4 principles: 1. Transparency about their practices 2. Significant activity in Belgium 3. Min. 50% of impact companies in portfolio 4. Rest of portfolio should be certified as socially responsible