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At LGT Venture Philanthropy, we provide philanthropic capital to social organizations with effective, scalable solutions to societal problems.

Our vision and mission is embedded in LGT’s 90-year-old tradition of creating, preserving and increasing lasting value.

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We support the growth of innovative social organizations by providing them with a tailored combination of growth capital, access to business skills, management know-how and strategic advice. We offer capacity building support to drive innovation and maximize societal return.

Our approach provides tailored support to scalable solutions to large-scale problems.

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Our portfolio organizations strive to solve some of the world’s most pressing societal problems. With effective scalable models they have the potential to improve the quality of life of billions of underserved people, addressing their need for affordable goods and services, as well as livelihood opportunities.

Since inception, LGT VP has supported 36 social organizations.

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LGT Venture Philanthropy Portfolio

Our portfolio organizations strive to solve some of the world’s most pressing societal problems

We see ourselves as a strong partner to our portfolio organizations, providing tailored funding, knowhow and networks.

4

regions

37

organizations supported

15m

USD deployed

1.2m

people reached

Portfolio overview

Across four world regions and five sectors we invest in local social organizations and companies with effective solutions and scalable models, and the potential to tackle some of the world’s most pressing societal problems.

LGT Venture Philanthropy’s portfolio

Who we support

We focus on social organizations and companies with innovative, effective solutions and scalable models to societal problems in developing and emerging countries.

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