Sponsors and Exhibitors

MFX Solutions
Website: www.mfxsolutions.com

MFX Solutions is an industry initiative that helps microfinance institutions (MFIs) and investors (MIVs) understand, quantify and reduce currency risk. MFX offers currency and interest rate hedging in exotic currencies on terms geared to the microfinance industry. It also offers free analytical tools to help lenders plan their funding and manage risk.

Transfercel
Website: www.transfercel.com

SF TECH, LLC is a mobile payments and financial services technology company with the mission of becoming the lowest cost provider of mobile payment services to the vast un-banked immigrant populations from Latin America, Asia and Africa and their societies back home. SF TECH’s Transfercel reloadable debit card and mobile platform provides easy customer access to SF TECH partner bank- issued debit cards and accounts across countries, allowing multi-millions of pre-paid mobile phone users unique access to the low cost and convenience of domestic and international transactions via mobile-to-mobile as well as ATM/POS networks.

TriLinc Global, LLC
Website: www.trilincglobal.com/history.html

TriLinc Global, LLC is a global Social Impact investment firm focused on mobilizing scalable capital and solutions to create maximum economic, social and environmental impact through Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs), and is currently raising its first retail fund, TriLinc Global Impact Fund.

Lumana

Lumana
Website: www.lumana.org

Lumana strengthens communities in rural Africa by empowering underserved populations with the tools for successful entrepreneurship. Lumana got its start mobilizing latent talent in rural communities through employing existing leaders in a micro-enterprise mentor program. Through this program, community members are organized into cooperative groups, paired with a business coach who has experience in their industry, provided entrepreneurship training and savings planning services, and given small loans in rotating cycles. After only a year, Lumana has developed a successful model for community-based microfinance and is currently building out an incubator for locally-identified, investment-ready social businesses.