Here's How We Got Started
Triple Jump B.V. was established in 2006 following a strategic spin-off from Oxfam Novib. What began as a small, mission-driven team dedicated primarily to advancing financial inclusion has since evolved into a dynamic and versatile investment management company. Over the years, we have expanded significantly — growing from a handful of passionate professionals to a team of more than 115+ Jumpers operating across six international offices.
Today, our work spans multiple functions, including investment management, advisory services, and portfolio development. We manage or provide guidance on seven distinct investment funds, portfolios, and mandates, each designed with a dual objective: to generate meaningful social impact while delivering sustainable financial returns. This combination of mission and performance continues to drive our growth and shape the way we contribute to more inclusive and resilient economies around the world.
Our Mission & Vision
As a purpose-driven investment manager, we are committed to creating lasting positive impact in the communities and markets where we operate. Our work is guided by a clear vision and mission that define who we are, what we stand for, and how we strive to contribute to a more inclusive and sustainable world.
Our Mission
We go where investing capital empowers people and improves lives.
Our Vision
We believe that investing in entrepreneurship will unlock the potential to overcome global challenges related to poverty, inequality, climate and nature.
About our Funds and Mandates
We manage and advise seven funds and mandates across our three business lines—Financial Institutions, Direct Investments, and Fund Investments. Each is built around a dual objective: delivering meaningful impact alongside strong financial returns. Our portfolios address key global themes including financial inclusion, clean energy, missing middle finance, and more. (click through to overview funds and mandates page)
Global Gender-Smart
Fund
The Global Gender-Smart Fund (GGSF) is the world’s largest gender-lens investment fund. The GGSF aims to address the USD1.7 trillion gender gap by providing responsible financial services to underserved women, women-owned, and women-led businesses in developing markets. It seeks to improve livelihoods, promote women’s leadership, and enhance gender balance within financial institutions.
Clean Energy and Energy Inclusion for Africa
ASN
Microkredietfonds
Established in 1998 by ASN Bank, invests in expanding and mature financial intermediaries in Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe and Latin America. It’s a listed fund that enables private individuals to invest in microfinance institutions by purchasing shares in the fund.
Dutch Good
Growth Fund
Oxfam Novib
Fund
The Oxfam Novib mandate was established in 1998 by Oxfam Novib to support high-potential, high-impact microfinance institutions worldwide. It is dedicated to enhancing resilience in response to the escalating effects of climate change. Oxfam Novib Fund (ONF) supports Microfinance institutions (MFIs) that focus on underserved markets and target specific groups: rural communities, small-scale agricultural producers and women borrowers.
Energy Entrepreneurs Growth Fund
The EEGF, initiated in 2019 by Shell Foundation and FMO, provides catalytic financing for early and growth-stage companies in Sub-Saharan Africa operating in the access to energy ecosystem and facilitating access to affordable, reliable, sustainable energy by 2030.
Triple Jump Financial Inclusion Resilience Fund
MicroBuild Fund (historical)
Established in 2012 by Habitat for Humanity International and Triple Jump, supplies debt capital, specifically for housing solutions that financial intermediaries offer to their low-income end-clients in emerging markets. The fund also has a technical assistance program to help investees develop or improve their housing products, and serve end-clients better.
