Field Roster · LP Landscape
Who's Funding
Impact — Mapped
A working roster of impact-focused limited partners — development finance institutions, foundations, and family offices — for GP members sourcing capital. This is the factual layer: what's publicly known about each. Reliability, speed, and deal-term behavior are a separate layer, not yet built.
Factual layer
Live
Type, geography, sector focus, publicly documented activity — sourced from public materials.
Behavioral layer
Not yet built
Reliability, decision speed, deal-term posture — requires a member submission process and review workflow before it can launch.
Development Finance Institutions
Government-backed or multilateral institutions with an explicit development mandate. Publicly documented, well-capitalized, mandate-driven — the most transparent category on this list.
International Finance Corporation (IFC)DFI
- Mandate
- World Bank Group member; largest global development institution focused on the private sector. $71.7B committed in FY2025.
- Geography
- 100+ developing countries.
British International Investment (BII)DFI
- Mandate
- UK's development finance institution, wholly government-owned. ~$8.3B portfolio; ~50% concentrated in Sub-Saharan Africa.
- Geography
- Africa, Asia, the Caribbean.
FMODFI
- Mandate
- Dutch entrepreneurial development bank; one of the larger bilateral private-sector development banks globally. ~€12B+ portfolio.
- Geography
- 85+ countries.
ProparcoDFI
- Mandate
- French DFI focused on inclusion and sustainability; anchor investor in Blue Earth Capital's impact secondaries strategy, including a first-loss tranche backed by the EU's EFSD+.
- Geography
- Emerging markets globally, with an emerging-markets secondaries focus.
Foundations
Documented as field-building partners of ICM. Note: partnership with ICM (funding research, convenings) is not the same claim as being an active LP in member funds — worth confirming directly before using for fundraising outreach.
Ford FoundationFoundation
- ICM relationship
- Named field-building partner supporting ICM's research and convening work.
- LP status
- Not independently confirmed as a direct fund investor — verify before outreach.
John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur FoundationFoundation
- ICM relationship
- Named field-building partner.
- LP status
- Not independently confirmed as a direct fund investor — verify before outreach.
W.K. Kellogg FoundationFoundation
- ICM relationship
- Named field-building partner.
- LP status
- Not independently confirmed as a direct fund investor — verify before outreach.
Surdna FoundationFoundation
- ICM relationship
- Named field-building partner.
- LP status
- Not independently confirmed as a direct fund investor — verify before outreach.
Family Offices
The most opaque category by nature — small teams, discreet by default, hard to reach cold. Included here only where public reporting confirms specific fund commitments or a stated dedicated impact strategy.
Builders VisionFamily Office
- Confirmed activity
- Noelle Laing named ICM's 2026 LP Leader Award winner, recognized for anchoring and scaling ICM member funds.
- Focus
- Ocean, climate, and food systems, per public materials.
Capricorn Investment GroupFamily Office
- Confirmed activity
- Single-family office of Jeff Skoll; impact investing is core to its mandate, run through the Sustainable Investors Fund and Technology Impact Fund.
- Focus
- Sustainability-driven private asset managers; early-stage technology impact.
RS GroupFamily Office
- Confirmed activity
- Hong Kong-based, founded by Annie Chen (2009); backed SJF Ventures III alongside institutional LPs.
- Focus
- Climate solutions, livelihoods, sustainable food and agriculture, impact market infrastructure.
Tsao Family OfficeFamily Office
- Confirmed activity
- Singapore-based; has moved more than 50% of its capital to align with impact and sustainability strategies.
- Focus
- Public markets, private equity and credit, real assets — climate and health focus.
Oikos HoldingsFamily Office
- Confirmed activity
- NYC-based, founded 2007 as successor to Vatera; makes private equity investments and provides financial services to clients (per PEI, CB Insights). ~$2B+ AUM, per direct ICM relationship (Marieke Spence, Jul 2026) — not independently verified.
- Profile
- Market-rate return expectations; check size ~$5–10M; never anchors a fund; invests only in Fund II and beyond (no emerging managers); no directs or co-investments. Toniic member, but finds many Toniic-sourced deals too small or niche for their check size.
- Focus
- Across thematics and asset classes — social/inclusive and affordable housing, climate and sustainability, infrastructure.
How to use this: This is a sourcing starting point, not a diligence output. The Foundations category in particular blends "funds ICM's field-building work" with "invests in ICM member funds" — those are different claims, and only the latter matters for fundraising outreach. Confirm current LP status directly before including anyone in a pitch or data room. Firm-level only, no contact information. Compiled from public sources, current as of mid-2026.