Portfolio Partner Profile
Lendable Opportunities Fund
Lendable, an emerging market debt finance provider, focuses on expanding access to essential financial tools for business owners and individuals, as well as micro, small-, and medium-sized enterprises across Africa, Asia, and Latin America. Their Lendable Opportunities Fund (LOF) targets tech-enabled companies that provide financial services in the form of credit, payments, or other services to individuals, as well as small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The Fund’s mission is to increase financial inclusion and reduce inequalities for the underbanked populations to have a positive social impact in the communities in which they operate. LOF fosters financial security and paves the way for more active participation in the formal financial system.
LOF’s commitment to social impact is underlined by its designation as an Article 9 SFDR fund, ensuring all investments target financially underserved populations. By providing credit to these fintech lenders, the fund acts as a catalyst for financial well-being and economic mobility. Additionally, the Fund’s open-ended structure allows for continuous investment, enabling LOF to adapt and expand its reach over time to meet the needs of the communities it serves.
Calvert Impact has had a strong long-lasting relationship with Lendable since 2018 and is currently invested in the Lendable MEMSE Fintech Credit Fund and the Lendable Opportunities fund (since December 2024).
Featured Impact Story

Impact Story
Driving Financial Empowerment for Rural Women in Indonesia
In rural Indonesia, Amartha unlocks financial access for women traditionally excluded from the formal banking system. Through a combination of neighborhood-based lending groups and hands-on support from local field officers, the platform provides capital, skills, and confidence needed to grow resilient Indonesian microenterprises. As these women strengthen and scale their businesses, the impact reaches beyond individual entrepreneurs and contributes to broader economic inclusion and stronger, more resilient communities.
Indonesia's rural economy is built on millions of microbusinesses run by women, often in remote areas and cash-based ecosystems. Despite their central role in household welfare and community resilience, these women face chronic barriers to finance. Formal credit providers are typically out of reach, and long travel times to bank branches often cost them a day's income.
Amartha was founded to address this gap. Starting in a single village in West Java, the company saw that, with the proper support and financing, rural women could become powerful economic growth engines. Yet traditional lenders overlooked them due to perceived risks, low digital access, and informal cash flows.
By embedding education, community support, and digital finance into one model, Amartha designed a solution tailored to the realities of rural borrowers. Since transitioning to a fintech lender in 2016, it has grown into a national platform for inclusive finance, active in over 70,000 villages.