TriLinc Global Sustainable Income Fund II, LLC (“TGSIF II”) is a developing economy private debt fund focused on making private loans to private growth stage companies that are committed to responsible, sustainable management and to the creation of positive, measurable impact in their communities. TGSIF II’s objectives are to provide current income, capital preservation and modest capital appreciation primarily through providing term loans and trade finance facilities to established, growth stage, middle market enterprises through a global network of institutional-class Investment Partners primarily located in carefully selected developing economies where we believe access to affordable capital is significantly limited. We believe this shortage of capital helps create meaningful opportunity to generate competitive risk-adjusted returns and positive impact.
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The TriLinc Global Sustainable Income Fund 2019 Sustainability & Impact Report provides an overview of investment activity from September 2017 to December 2019 (the “Reporting Period”), and offers evidence through numerous case studies as to how TGSIF’s small and medium enterprise (“SME”) borrower companies are helping to contribute to the economic, social, and environmental well-being of their communities.
Alsis is a Latin America-focused asset management firm with offices in Mexico City and Miami that has deployed over $436 million since its inception in 2007. Alsis is managed by a team with significant experience, market knowledge, and extensive in-country networks. While Alsis’ investment activity is primarily in Mexico, the firm has proven to be a critical provider of capital to the growing SME segment and real estate industry across the region, with an attractive track record of deployed capital and realized returns in key growth industries. Alsis executes its SME strategy through a direct private lending approach that focuses on transactions that can be collateralized by purchase contracts with strong off-takers and also targets companies seeking financing backed by financial assets or real estate assets. Alsis’ principals possess over 77 years of combined experience in transaction sourcing, underwriting, credit analysis, and asset management.
AIC is an investment firm advised by the founding principals of TAEL Partners Ltd. (“TAEL”) and established to provide investment services to TriLinc. TAEL is a leading Southeast Asian investment firm founded in 2007 by seasoned industry veterans with long-term track records and diverse investment capabilities across Southeast Asia. TAEL’s investment professionals have deep roots in Southeast Asia and extensive experience working for leading financial institutions on both international and local levels. TAEL’s founding principals have over 121 years of collective Asian market investment experience. The company has a hands-on approach and can adapt and tailor its investment structures to the nuances of the Southeast Asian markets while partnering with established, growing businesses. Leveraging its wide and established network of business relationships in the region, TAEL generally enjoys an absence of competitive bidding, and is often able to undertake investments at attractive pricing levels. TAEL’s founding principals have over $22.3 billion in credit transaction experience.
AMC is a U.K.-based boutique merchant banking services business founded in 2012 that established AMC Trade Finance (AMCTF) in 2016 in order to implement its middle market trade finance strategy in Sub-Saharan Africa. AMCTF believes that the global regulatory environment has reduced commercial banks’ appetite to deploy funds into the African trade finance market, and non-banking sectors have insufficient capital resources, leaving the SME sector underfunded. AMCTF aims to increase the availability of trade finance for domestic and regional trade in Sub-Saharan Africa through offering a range of flexible short-term trade finance product solutions. The AMCTF product range includes off-balance sheet stand-alone transactional facilities, back-to-back Letter of Credit facilities, trade-receivable discounting, supplier cash payments and documentary collections. AMCTF’s principals have over 75 years of combined experience in banking, corporate finance, trade finance, and emerging markets. TriLinc’s partnership with AMCTF will provide short-term trade finance to borrowers trading into or out of select countries in Sub-Saharan Africa, responding to the demand of target borrower companies in the region, and helping them achieve sustainable growth through more flexible financing options.