Month: April 2022

Mirepa Investment Advisors (MIA) received approval for its Investment Advisory (IA) License from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Ghana this past month.  The license was issued by the regulator to MIA specifically to carry out the business of managing private equity and venture capital funds.

The IA license is currently the first step in the regulatory process to being authorized to manage a private fund in Ghana.  The next step for MIA is to file for approval from the SEC for the respective funds it wants to manage.  The SEC license and approvals allows MIA to manage locally domiciled funds that source capital from local institutional investors such as the pension funds.

Mirepa Investment Advisors (MIA), this month, got accepted to the FMO Capital Launch program being managed by the Collaborative for Frontier Finance (CFF).  The program selected 10 local capital providers (LCPs), emerging fund management teams raising their maiden fund.

According CFF, the program will support the cohort of fund managers through a year-long program of training, mentoring, investment readiness, and linking to investors. The objective of the program is for fund managers to be in a position to present to a select group of institutional investors with an investment-ready proposition by the end. The initiative is funded by FMO.

Mirepa’s investment team, MIA, is made of a very strong balance of principals and analysts with complimentary experience and skill set including private equity track record, enterprise development and support experience, entrepreneurial success as well as strong operations background.  The team expects this program to help it better articulate its track record and identify mission-aligned investors.