About Us

Impact investing South-East Asia education

The Double Delta of impact investing

At Double Delta, we partner with and journey alongside our clients,

providing impact advice and investing in impactful companies to enable

capital to change the world for good.

We believe in the Double Delta of Impact Investing - a powerful approach

that maximizes both investor and investee impact. Our commitment to this approach is reflected in the Asia Impact Investment Fund franchise, which has exemplified our dedication to making a positive impact since 2015. Double Delta was established as a successful spin-off from Credit Suisse (link).

The Asia Impact Investment Fund franchise is managed in accordance with the Operating Principles of Impact Management (OPIM), and has attracted investors such as the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and other prominent entities. Furthermore, we are instrumental in fostering the impact investing ecosystem, and our initiatives have served as a case study for renowned knowledge institutions such as INSEAD.

The Asia Impact Investment Fund earned a place on the shortlist for the esteemed Financial Times/IFC Transformational Business 2021 Award.

Acknowledging two levels of impact

A fundamental aspect of Double Delta’s impact framework

1. Company impact refers to the positive impact a company generates through its products and services, constituting the investment thesis of the Fund

2. Investor impact, on the other hand, refers to the positive impact the Fund generates, through enhancing the quality or quantity of the impact a company is generating by financing or active ownership. This underscores Double Delta's belief that operating within a capital-deficient private sector yields greater impact than investing in public markets. Furthermore, the Fund seeks to instigate additional impact through proactive engagement with portfolio companies. During the investment phase, the Fund will identify key areas and opportunities for value enhancement, continuing to engage with select investee companies throughout the holding period.