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<strong>Impact</strong> Investments:<br />

An emerging asset class<br />

Global Research<br />

29 November 2010<br />

emerging markets. Additional five- and ten-year VC returns data are shown in Table<br />

28 in Appendix V.<br />

We also note that the average realized returns of the investment management<br />

community almost always lag the expected, forecast or projected returns when the<br />

investment is being made. We have no reason to suppose that the impact investing<br />

community will be any different. Our own anecdotal experience and interviews with<br />

fund of fund and alternative investment managers suggest that VC managers in both<br />

the Developed and Emerging Markets target net returns in the range of 15–20% and<br />

gross returns of 20–25%.<br />

<strong>Impact</strong> investors’ return expectations show high variance<br />

Figure 9 shows the distribution of return expectations for developed market debt<br />

investments, while Figure 10 shows the same for emerging market debt investments.<br />

Figure 11 and Figure 12 illustrate the expectations for developed market and<br />

emerging market equity investments. We see a much broader distribution of<br />

expectations in equity investments than in debt investments, with some investors<br />

expecting returns of 25% or more.<br />

Figure 9: Expected returns – Developed markets debt investments<br />

Total # of investments = 219; Total size of investments = $524m<br />

Figure 10: Expected returns – Emerging markets debt investments<br />

Total # of investments = 411; Total size of investments = $488m<br />

25% +<br />

20-24.9%<br />

15-19.9%<br />

12-14.9%<br />

8-11.9%<br />

5-7.9%<br />

0-4.9%<br />

Notional, USD mm<br />

Number of deals<br />

- 50 100 150 200 250 300<br />

25% + Notional, USD mm<br />

20-24.9%<br />

Number of deals<br />

15-19.9%<br />

12-14.9%<br />

8-11.9%<br />

5-7.9%<br />

0-4.9%<br />

- 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400<br />

Source: GIIN, J.P. Morgan. Investments for which no expectation was reported are not included.<br />

Figure 11: Expected returns – Developed markets equity investments<br />

Total # of investments = 91; Total size of investments = $320m<br />

25% +<br />

20-24.9%<br />

15-19.9%<br />

12-14.9%<br />

Source: GIIN, J.P. Morgan. Investments for which no expectation was reported are not included.<br />

Figure 12: Expected returns – Emerging markets equity investments<br />

Total # of investments = 119; Total size of investments = $265m<br />

25% +<br />

20-24.9%<br />

15-19.9%<br />

12-14.9%<br />

8-11.9%<br />

5-7.9%<br />

Notional, USD mm<br />

Number of deals<br />

8-11.9%<br />

5-7.9%<br />

Notional, USD mm<br />

Number of deals<br />

0-4.9%<br />

0-4.9%<br />

- 20 40 60 80 100 120<br />

- 20 40 60 80 100 120<br />

Source: GIIN, J.P. Morgan. Investments for which no expectation was reported are not included.<br />

Source: GIIN, J.P. Morgan. Investments for which no expectation was reported are not included.<br />

This dispersion partly reflects the rapidly evolving motivations of investors engaged<br />

in impact investing. <strong>Impact</strong> investing historically was largely capitalized by private<br />

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