Home News and publicationsNewsFinnfund updated its strategy News|12 April 2018Finnfund updated its strategy Finnfund’s Board of Directors has approved a new strategy for the company, setting operational guidelines until 2025. Finnfund’s mission is to build a better world by investing in responsible and profitable businesses in developing countries. The company’s vision is to be, by 2025, a valued partner and frontrunner in impact among European development finance institutions. Finnfund puts special emphasis on sectors that are critical to sustainable development, namely clean energy, sustainable forestry, sustainable agriculture, and the financial sector. The company can finance also other sectors, provided the projects generate strong development impact. Climate change, youth unemployment and other global challenges call for urgent private investments. The UN estimates that developing countries will need up to USD 2,500 billion in investments annually to meet the sustainable development goals. Finnfund and its professional partners help make those investments happen in a responsible, impactful and profitable manner. Finnfund’s strategy highlights four areas: Delivering, analysing and communicating the development outcomes of Finnfund’s projects. Doubling the operational volume and directing funds to responsible, effective and profitable projects. Mobilising additional funding and convincing private investors of Finnfund’s capacity to manage funds. Improving policies and procedures while respecting the work of colleagues and stakeholders. All Finnfund activities are guided by a set of four principles: Impact, responsibility, profitability and professionalism. In the strategy process we have taken into account the growing need for development finance, stewardship by our state owner, growing demands on corporate responsibility and Finnfund’s comparative advantages in key sectors. Read the whole strategy: Finnfund strategy 2018-2025 (pdf) Kategoriat: News2018 Jaa: Link to Linkedin Link to Facebook Link to Twitter Link to Bluesky Viimeisimmät uutiset: News and publications News 22 January 2025 Finnfund participates in a 200 million US dollar syndicated facility for Khan Bank to support green financing and MSME financial inclusion In a significant move towards sustainable development and economic empowerment, FMO, the Dutch entrepreneurial… News 20 December 2024 Finnfund’s website renewed Finnfund has renewed the company website. The aim has been to both renew the… News 19 December 2024 Finnfund’s AA+ rating affirmed by Fitch Ratings The credit rating agency Fitch Ratings has affirmed Finnfund’s credit rating at ‘AA+’ with… News 16 December 2024 Cassava Technologies receives USD 90 million equity investment for expanding digital infrastructure across Africa The U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC), Finnish Fund for Industrial Cooperation Ltd (Finnfund),… News 16 December 2024 Survey: Finnfund valued as a partner – expertise and added value through cooperation Professional, responsible, innovative, reliable, and pragmatic. These are some of the characteristics attributed to… News 09 December 2024 Season’s Greetings Best wishes for the holiday season and a happy New Year! News 28 November 2024 Finnfund’s 10 million euro equity investment boosts the expansion of fiber network in Nepal Finnfund invests in WorldLink Communications Ltd, the largest internet service provider in Nepal and… News 11 November 2024 Finnfund invests in an energy tech company that helps Africa’s power sector distribute electricity more efficiently Africa’s power grids face significant challenges, with utilities struggling to provide consistent service due… News 30 October 2024 UNICEF and Finnfund collaborate on Child-lens investing Promotion of the Child-lens Investing Framework aims to direct more global capital towards the… News 21 October 2024 Finnfund and Swedfund invest in Siddhartha Bank to strengthen Nepal’s financial inclusion and financing to renewable energy Finnfund and Swedfund complete their first direct investment within the Nepalese banking sector by… Scroll left Scroll right