IDF Managers

IDF Managers Services

IDF Managers provide advisory and fund management services in SME investment and development. Our services include:

  • Management of funds aimed at SME investment and development;
  • Advisory services for management of existing SME investment portfolios; and
  • Advisory services on strategy and implementation of new projects aimed at investment in and development of SMEs.

The investment model used in all services provided by IDF Managers integrates financial and non-financial support. Non-financial support is the critical backbone of all services provided by IDF Managers. The support comprises of 5 focus areas.
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IDF SME Fund

IDF Managers is currently raising funds for, and will manage, the IDF SME Fund. The IDF SME Fund was established by Identity Partners to provide financial and non-financial support to aspiring black SMEs. The fund is raising total capital commitments of R250 million, with the first close of the Fund targeted at capital commitments of R100 million. The IDF SME Fund is aimed, mainly, at businesses owned by black youth and women, and those based in rural and peri-urban areas.
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Corporate Structure

IDF Managers is majority owned by black women. Anglo Zimele is a 20% shareholder in the business.
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Team Profile

IDF Managers is led by professional black women with skills and expertise in investment banking, development, and strategic policymaking.
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Latest News and Announcements

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