We select our colleagues to represent our values: integrity, honesty and transparency. They strive daily to increase our impact from our 5 locations: Brussels, London, Mumbai, Nairobi & Paris.

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François de Borchgrave

Founder & Managing partner, Brussels

Charles-Antoine Janssen

Founder & Managing partner, Brussels

Florian Kemmerich

Managing partner, Brussels

 

Serena Guarnaschelli

Partner, London

Parag Vaidya

Associate Partner & CFO, Mumbai

 

Juliette Averseng

Associate Partner, Brussels

 

Karthik Subbaraman

Associate Partner, Mumbai

Ann Lanens

Office Manager, Brussels

Mamtha Gujaran

Office Manager, Mumbai

Cédric Joutet

Principal, Paris

Charlotte Badenoch

Principal, Nairobi

Krati Garg

Manager, Mumbai

 

Shriya Bubna

Manager, Mumbai

Salma Badr

Manager, Paris

 

Francesca Pallara

Manager, Brussels

Tracy deSouza

Manager, Mumbai

Matteo Vanzini

Associate, Brussels

Hugo Le Blay

Associate, Paris

Kaustubh Shanbhag

Associate, Mumbai

Alexandre Miura

Associate, Paris

Akshita Singh

Associate, New Delhi

 

Enock Wangila

Associate, Nairobi

 

Bhavya Reddy

Senior Analyst, Mumbai

 

Marie Pietri

Senior Analyst, Paris

 

Renuka Barsila

Senior Analyst, Mumbai

 

Miriam Levit

Analyst, Brussels

 

Aditya Andhansare

Analyst, Mumbai

 

Sadhana Nadathur

Junior Analyst, Mumbai

 

Silke Janssens

Junior Analyst, Brussels

 

Marco Sangiovanni

Junior Analyst, Brussels

 

Milena Mayora

Junior Analyst, Brussels

 

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On top of working on projects impacting communities around the world,
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Join KOIS’ pre-MBA programme in India

KOIS, a pioneering global impact finance firm, is looking for new talent to join its pre-MBA Analyst programme in Mumbai, India! Interested in having a concrete impact while building strategic financial skills? Apply today!

Creating a safety net for India’s migrant workers

India has seen one of the strictest and longest lockdown due to the COVID-19. The lockdown has significantly affected India’s migrant worker population. While India’s government set up a relief package of nearly $23 billion specifically for migrant workers and the urban poor, the conditions keep many from availing these benefits. Could impact finance help?

Environmental impact investing: balancing the green energy equation

While advocating for renewable energies, we must face a simple fact: no energy production is exempt of negative externalities. Renewable energies, however, remain an important and needed step forward in powering a more sustainable society. So how can we invest for impact and minimize negative externalities in the field of energy? We share our first ideas in this opinion piece.