Making an Impact in the Emerging World

Changes in emerging market asset prices explain over a third of the rise and fall in global equity prices and exchange rates, according to new research from the International Monetary Fund.

However, the great divide is that most emerging economies lack access to sustainable sources of finance.

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PFA works to develop sound business plan in key growth areas in these markets - consumer products, energy sustainability, communications infrastructure and affordable housing that allow institutions to support these opportunities We best match institutional strengths with optimally allocated to bear risk and ensure success. Our work has extended around the globe over the past 25 years - from the Middle East to the Magreb countries to Central America to Central Asia to Georgia/Russia and throughout Sub Saharan Africa.

Using our unique knowledge we navigate a myriad of multilateral lending and investment programs to best utilize their products to create and implement impactful outcomes.

At left and below is an example of how PFA brought financing for an locally sourced pepper and aquaculture project in Guyana, employing local farmers and providing critical skill transfer.

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