read more NorDIC Microfinance Initiative The Nordic Microfinance Initiative (NMI) was established in 2008 as a partnership between public and private sector investing in microfinance institutions in less developed countries. See NMI Fact sheet here Who are we? A handful private investors together with Norfund established NMI in 2008. The goal was to unite private and public capital in an effort to give poor people in developing countries access to financial services. What we achieve Through our investments, we want to contribute to social growth and progress. It is also important for us that the institutions in which we invest are profitable. Here is more about our results. What we do NMI offers different financial products to sustainable microfinance institutions (MFIs) so they can achieve their social and financial goals. How we work NMI assesses potential investee according to certain investment criteria and its social goals. This section elaborates on how we choose and work with our investees. newsNMI at The Financial Inclusion Summit 2019 newsNMI's Social Reports 2018 Available newsNMI invests in Svasti Microfinance in India newsBASIX Sub-K closes INR 570 mill. fundraise round newsNMI successfully exits Fusion newsCashless is king: NMI invests in Musoni Microfinance newsNMI teams up with AB Bank Rwanda newsNMI celebrates 10-year anniversary with signing new, record-breaking fund 21 December 2018 KWFT revolutionizes house financing for Kenyan poor 27 June 2018 Launch Event for North East Small Finance Bank (NESFB) supporters