Symon Capital is an impact investment advisory firm specialising in health, education and corporate capacity building in developing economies.

Founded in 2008, Symon Capital has grown from a family office investment company into a funds management and private equity advisory business – all within the impact investment arena. We define impact as measuring both financial and social profit, creating sustainable health and education platforms, inspired and governed by the United Nations Sustainability Goals.

Our Mission
Human Rights and Social Justice are the reason we work to create platforms for sustainable change. Our efforts are inspired and governed by the UN Sustainable Development Goals. We aim to inspire and empower investors to put capital into socially impactful investments that deliver strong financial returns.

We have the vision, innovation and financial discipline to grow stakeholder returns
We provide investment opportunities that deliver against the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals; We are however more than just a fund manager. Symon Capital is involved in the very inception and origination of projects, understanding their commercial viability, as well as setting up platforms for the sustainable delivery of measurable returns within an impact framework. We help organisations to structure propositions to maximise and monitor financial, social, environmental and governance benefits and returns to all stakeholders.

What are we moving to achieve?
We want to improve people’s lives immediately and for future generations. There are too many people in the world who don’t have access to the most basic of human rights. 

We want to affect long term transformative change that improves human rights while delivering social, environmental and financial returns. 

We believe that enabling a fairer society where every person has access to the benefits of being more energy and water efficient helps us all.

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