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ANNUALREPORT
2018
ANNUALREPORT
2018
FOREWORD 3
STRATEGY 4
GOVERNANCE 5
CORPORATE 6
DIGITAL 7
PEOPLE 8
NEW STAFF 9
DEAL SPOTLIGHTS 10
SME Bank 10
Microfinance 11
MARKETS 12
OUR REGIONAL COVERAGE 14
INVESTMENTS 16
DEAL SPOTLIGHTS 20
RenewableEnergy 20
SustainableAgriculture 21
PORTFOLIOS 22
CLIENTS 24
PLUMSEEDS 25
IMPACT 26
CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY 28
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 29
CONTENTS
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A N N U A L R E PO RT 2018
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2018 A N N U A L R E PO RT
DearShareholders,
Thepastyearhasbeenayearofinvestment,inlinewiththeobjectivessetinour2018–2020businessplan.
Wenotablyreorganizedthemanagementintoadistinctgeneralmanagementfunctionsandeight
headofdivisions(corporate,people,digital,markets,investments,portfolios,clients,impact).Weputa
particularemphasisingrowingtheresourcesonthedigitalandsalesfronts,aswellasonthecontrolling
andinnovationfunctions.
Wealsoembarkedonanumberofregulatoryauthorizationapplications.OurofficeinAmsterdam,
whichservedasabackupforourinvestmentserviceauthorizationacrossEuropefollowingBrexit,
successfullyregistereditselfwiththeDutchfinancialregulatorunderthe‘MiFIdII’directives.Weare
alsoformalizingourpresenceinParis,withtheintentofregisteringwiththeFrenchfinancialregulator
underthe‘AIFM’directives.
TheformerwillallowustomarketourservicesacrosstheEUandserveasalightbrokerforthe
Plumseedsbondplatform.Thelatterwillallowustolaunchourownmanagementcompanyand
investmentfunds,eitherformanagementmandateactivitiesorforfunddistributionactivitiesalso
acrosstheEU.BeyondourcurrentanchorclientsinScandinavianandGermaniccountries,weintendto
mostlygrowinFrance,theNetherlandsandtheUnitedKingdom.Weseeinparticularagreatopportunity
forSymbioticstoshineonthethematicimpactbondmarkets,whereitisuniquelypositioned.
The2018loanoriginationresultswereslightlylowerthanexpected,mirroringthe2017resultsaround
USD800million.OverallthewideninginterestratespreadsbetweenEuropeandNorthAmericaaffected
ourCHF,EURandSEKbasedclients,reducingtheircapacitytogrowforsome,orevenreducingtheir
assetsundermanagementwithus.Thatbeingsaid,wekeptaconservativeapproachtoourexpenditure
andwereabletoreachadecentprofitabilitylevelof15%returnonequity,overallmeetingallofourkey
financialobjectives.
Ourimpactresultsarealsostable,comparableto2017.Weremainveryproudandguidedbythe
1.7millionmicro,smallandmediumenterprises,andthelowandmiddleincomehouseholdswefinance,
in71emergingandfrontiereconomiesthrough274financialpartners.Weareparticularlyattunedto
theiremploymentandentrepreneurshipcapacity,butalsoincreasinglytothevariousUNSustainable
DevelopmentGoals(SDGs)2030thattheytarget.Ournewdedicatedimpactdivisionhascontinuedto
developourblendedfinancesolutions,linkinggovernmentfundinginparalleltoprivateinvestments,in
ordertoenhancesocialperformanceandimpactmeasurement.
Wethankyouagainforyourcontinuedtrustandinterestinourbusiness.
IvanPictet,Chairman
RolandDominicé,CEO
FOREWORD
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STRATEGY
MISSIONOurmissionistocontributetosustainable
developmentinemergingandfrontiermarkets
byprovidingtraditionallyunderservedbusinesses
increasedaccesstocapitalandfinancialservices.
Weaimtodothisbyofferingspecializedinvestment
solutionsthatconnectsociallyresponsibleinvestors,
tomicro-,smallandmediumenterprisesandvalue
chaindevelopmentprojectsinlow-incomeeconomies
inAfrica,LatinAmerica,EasternEuropeandSouth-
EastandCentralAsia.
VALUESOurcorporatevaluesarefocusedontheprinciples
ofindependence,integrityandinnovation:
independencetowardsourclientsandpartnerswith
regardstoourinvestmentstrategiesandchoices,
integrityofourstaffandwork,andinnovationinour
productsandservices.Moreover,weprideourselves
ondeliveringhigh-qualityproductsandservices
andarestronglycommittedtothebuildingofsolid
humanrelationshipswithallourstakeholders.
SOCIAL CHARTEREachinvestmentmadebySymbioticsneedsto
complywiththefollowingcriteria:
› Targetsdomesticmarketsinemergingand
frontiereconomies.
› Investintherealeconomy,promotingthesocial
functionoffinance.
› Passasocialresponsibilityrating,usingESG
norms,andseeklongtermvaluecreation.
› Positivelyimpactlow-&middle-income
householdsand/ormicro-,smallandmedium
enterprises.
› Fosterjobcreationandaccesstoprimarygoods,
suchastohomes,foodandenergy.
Symbioticsistheleadingmarketaccessplatformforimpactinvesting.
VISION
Ourvisionistopositivelyimpactlow-andmiddle-incomehouseholdsinemergingandfrontiereconomiesinareassuchasjobcreation,foodandagriculture,housing,andenergy.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
LORE VANDEWALLE Member
MICHEL GUILLET Member
BETH KRASNAVice-president
IVAN PICTETChairman
DAVID LEDERMANNSecretary
TINEKE RITZEMAMember
GOVERNANCE
ROLAND DOMINICÉChief Executive Officer
YVAN RENAUDChief Operating Officer
VINCENT DUFRESNEChief Financial Officer
GENERAL MANAGEMENT
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FINANCE&ADMINISTRATIONTheFinanceunithasgroup-wideresponsibilityon
allfinancialaccounting,consolidationandreporting,
preparationofstatutoryfinancialstatementsand
audit,treasurymanagement,corporatefinancialrisk
managementandasset/liabilitymanagementas
wellasfacilitymanagementatheadquartersandin
supportofSymbiotics’affiliateoffices.
In2018,thedivisionreincorporatedtheproduction
ofstatutoryaccountsofourSymbiotics’SouthAfrican
affiliate.Furthermore,theunitmanagedthegrowth
andrenovationofourofficesinGeneva,CapeTown
andMexicoCity..
COMMUNICATIONSTheCommunicationsunitmanagescorporate
communicationstowardexternalaudiences
(investors,investees,themedia,andpartners).In
chargeofmanagingexternalevents,thewebsite
andsocialmediaplatforms,itproducestoolsranging
frommarketingcollateral,theannualreportto
audio-visualcontent.
CONTROLLINGLastyearwasatransitionalyearfortheControlling
unit.Aspecificeffortwastoreinforcetheautomated
productioncapacityoffinancialinformationfor
decision-makingpurposesunderthebudget/actual/
forecast(BAF)framework.Tothatend,thedivision
startedtherolloutofacompanyperformance
managementsolutiontobetterusefinancialdata
fordecisionmaking.
LEGALTheEuropeanUnion(EU)’slegalandregulatory
requirementsarebecomingincreasinglycomplex,
requiringadequateresponsestodevelopand
maintainourbusinessabroad.TheLegalunit’s
mainprojectsin2018weretheapplicationfora
MarketsinFinancialInstrumentsDirective(MiFID)
distributionlicensebySymbioticsNetherlandsand
thepreparatoryworkforthesetupofaLuxembourg
fundfullycompliantwiththeAlternativeInvestment
FundManagersDirective(AIFMD).Finally,Symbiotics
USAwasincorporatedinNovember2018.
CORPORATE CHRISTOPHE FAVREHead of Corporate
“ Endeavoring to work as a strategic, coherent and effective whole.”
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OVERVIEWLastyearwasaturn-aroundyearfortheDigital
division,whichdoubledinsizeto10peopleto
addressthegrowingneedsofthecompany.
OntopofdevelopingthePlumseedswebsite,
Digital’skeychallengelastyearwasmanaging
theevolutionfromasingleteamofsoftware
developershostedwithinthecorporatedivisiontoan
independentdivisioncarryingoutseveralfunctions
andspanningfourunits.
DigitalisinchargeofSymbiotics’maindigital
platforms,SyminvestandAdmin,designed
respectivelyforexternalclientsandin-houseusers.
Itthusworksinclosecollaborationwithallcompany
divisionstoclarifyandspecifyneedsbeforeeach
softwaredevelopment.
CORESOLUTIONS&DIGITALPROJECTSTogivemorestructure,accountabilityand
transparencytoitswork,Digitalcreatedtwo
projectmanagementunitstaskedwithtriaging,
organizingandplanningdevelopmentwork:
CoreSolutions.Thankstoauserexperience
specialist,theunitisinchargeofimprovingand
supportingthedevelopmentofexistinginternal
systems,whileDigitalProjects,isdedicatedto
developingnewsolutions.
DIGITAL SOLUTIONSAthirdunit,DigitalSolutions,ismadeupoffive
developersdedicatedtoprovidinganappropriate
solutiontoeveryproblemraisedwithinspecific
projects,throughenhancementsandbugfixing.The
unitheadisalsothesoftwarearchitect,chargedwith
definingthevisionforthetechnologyandsystems
thatwillbeusedtoensurethatdigitalsolutions
remainuptodateandefficientovertime.
CORPORATE SOLUTIONSAfourthunit,CorporateSolutions,covering
theformerITsupportservicesforallstaff,
effectivelyjoinedtheDigitaldivisionin
December2018.
Byleveragingsynergiesacrossprofessionals
withcommonmindsetsandvariedskillsets,this
restructuringshouldfurthersupportSymbiotics’
capacitytogenerateinnovativesolutionstoclients
andstaff.
DIGITAL JOHNSTAEHLIHead of Digital
“ We embrace change and innovation to improve customer satisfaction.”
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PEOPLE
OVERVIEWThePeopledivisionconductedkeyactivitiesin
2018tosupporttheattainmentofthe2018–20
businessplanobjectives.
ThePeopledivisionplayedakeyroleinsupporting
theimplementationofSymbiotics’reorganization
intoeightdivisions,reportingintotheGeneral
Managementtobetteralignthecompanywithits
newstrategicobjectives.Inparticularthroughthe
hiringof15newstaffmembers,includingastrategic
post,theMexico-basedRegionalManagerLatin
America,thusincreasingthetotalheadcountby
11%to147.
Toensurealignmentofpeople-relatedinitiatives
withSymbiotics’2020strategicobjectives,it
producedtheStrategicFrameworkandDivisionPlan.
Italsodevelopedandimplementedatthehuman
resourcelevelarangeofnewstandardprocesses
andpoliciestoimproveefficiencyandregulatory
compliancesuchastheTravelSecurityandSafety
PolicyorGDPRCompliancePolicy.
Itanalyzedthecurrentsalarystructure,reviewedand
implementedanewsalarygrid,selectedapension
fundforSymbioticsNetherlands,andimplemented
theManagementSharePurchasePlanrewarding
managers’contributiontoSymbiotics’successover
thepreviousbusinessplanbiennium.Withaview
toboostthecontinuousprofessionalizationof
ourstaff,itlaunchedlearningopportunitiesinthe
fieldsofmanagementandsustainablefinance.To
ensureteamcohesion,itorganizedand/orpromoted
initiativessuchaslunchtimemindfulnesssessions,or
asponsoredSymbioticsrunningchallenge.
Finally,thePeopledivisionalsocontributedtoother
cross-divisionprojects,inparticularbyleadingthe
newprojectmanagementmethodologydesignedto
enhancecross-divisionalefficiencyinthedeliveryof
strategicobjectives.
YVONNE CACHINHead of People
“ As drivers of our vision, Symbiotics’ people work every day to make our impact bigger, better and sustainable.”
MEXICO CITY
46%WOMEN
54%MEN
GLOBAL STAFF
NATIONALITIES
33
OF WHOM 51 ARE STAFF MEMBERS
SHAREHOLDERS
AVERAGE AGE
37
7 AMSTERDAM CAPE TOWNGENEVA (HQ)LONDONMEXICO CITYSINGAPOREZURICH
OFFICE LOCATIONS
As of end of December 2018
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NEW STAFF
CAPE TOWN
TAKUDZWA MUNASHEAnalyst IMPACT
SINGAPORE
AMSTERDAM
ZURICH
MEXICO CITY
HUMBERTO CHAVEZAnalystMARKETS
LÉA GIRARDINAnalyst MARKETS
KLAUS GEYERDirector MARKETS
SUHAILA ISMAILSenior Associate CORPORATE
MARA GNOSAssociate CLIENTS
THOMAS HOFERSenior Analyst CLIENTS
ULRICH HINTERBERGERSenior Manager PORTFOLIOS
GENEVA
ALEXANDRE PRAUTZSCHDirector CLIENTS
SOPHIA VELISSARATOUSenior AnalystINVESTMENTS
DEBORAH KESTENERAnalystPEOPLE
MARION VILLANOVAAnalystCRO OFFICE
SÉBASTIEN DUQUETConsultant CLIENTS
AMY BERGSTRAESSERAnalystCORPORATE
KATERINA ERMIDOUAnalystMARKETS
MICHAEL BELPAIRESenior AnalystPORTFOLIOS
SERGIO COSTA PEREIRASenior AnalystDIGITAL
THIBAULT WATINEAnalyst PORTFOLIOS
AZAM YVES KAZMIAssociate MARKETS
IMANE SALLEMManagerDIGITAL
PHILIPPE KALEASAssociatePORTFOLIOS
BAPTISTE GIRODSenior Analyst DIGITAL
JEAN-BAPTISTE RANSONSenior ManagerDIGITAL
REEMT BEHRENSSenior AnalystINVESTMENTS
BRENDAN MACKINNON LACASAAssociateIMPACT
LAURA LIGHTBODYAnalyst INVESTMENTS
ROMAIN MATHONAnalystDIGITAL
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SMEBANK|KYRGYZSTAN:KOMPANION
Kompanionwasestablishedin2004totakeover
severalmicrocreditprogramsmanagedbyMercy
Corps,aworldwidehumanitarianNGOthathadbeen
operatingintheKyrgyzRepublicsince1994.Initially
runningasalimitedliabilitycompany,Kompanion
morphedintoabankinJanuary2016.Today,thanks
toitspresenceacrossallthecountry’sregions,the
companyboastsoneofthelargestclientbasesinthe
KyrgyzRepublic.
Kompanionhistoricallyfocusedonproviding
solidaritygrouploansandtechnicalassistanceto
microentrepreneurs,inparticularsmall-scalefarmers,
livestockherdersandshepherdsoperatinginremote
areas.Itsbankinglicenseallowedittoofferdeposit
servicesaswellashigherindividualloans,which
explainswhyitsshareofSMEandurbanclientshas
continuallyincreasedinrecentyears.ByDecember
2017,morethanhalf(53%)ofKompanion’sclients
livedinurbanareas(upfrom18%in2015),while
individualloansareexpectedtobecometheleading
productintermsofvolumeinthenearfuture.
AspartoftheAgriculturalFinancingstateprogram,
andinaccordancewithitshistoricalclientele,
Kompanionofferspreferentialtermsonindividual
loansforthedevelopmentofstockbreeding,crop
productionandprocessingofagriculturalproducts.
Itsadoptionofclientprotectionprincipleshasled
KompaniontobethefirstKyrgyzcompanycertified
bytheSmartCampaign,inApril2014(acertification
thatwasvalidatedonceagaininApril2017).In
November2014,Kompanionbecamethefirst
institutioninCentralAsiatowintheEuropean
MicrofinanceAward.Thejuryrecognizedthe
innovationofitsPastureLandManagement
initiative,whichcombinestailoredfinancial
productsandeducationprogramsonthe
preservationofpasturelandsandmitigationof
soildegradationrisks.
Since2006Kompanionreceived51millionUSD
offundingfromSymbioticsandtheoutstanding
exposureis7.5millionUSDattheendof2018.
DEAL SPOTLIGHT
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MICROFINANCE|ECUADOR:RIOBAMBA
Foundedin1986,Cooperativa de Ahorro y Crédito
Riobamba(COACRiobamba)isanEcuadoransavings
cooperativethatoffersfinancingsolutionsinthe
areasofagriculture,craftindustries,consumption,
housing,tradingandmicroenterpriseswithaview
topromotesocio-economicdevelopmentatthe
communitylevel.
Microenterpriseloansofbetween200and20,000
USDmakeupitsmaincreditproduct,accounting
foroverhalfofitsgrossloanportfolio.Inaddition
totraditionalloansandsavingsproducts,Riobamba
alsooffersanumberofservicesincluding:household
consumptionandhousingmicroloans;funerary
insurance;paymentfacilitiesforpension,education,
utilitiesandhealthservicebills,remittances;
ATMcards.
Thecooperativehashistoricallyfocusedon
placementquality,whichhasenableditto
maintainlowPAR30values(loansaffectedby
arrearsofmorethan30days).Itshighlyefficient
modelhasensuredadequateprofitsandgrowth
(+17%perannum)andhasbeenfueledbythe
cooperative’sreliableandloyaldepositors.
Riobambaisalsoastrongperformeronthesocial
front,maintainingitsfoundingsocialvaluesdespite
becomingoneofEcuador’slargestcooperatives.Itis
alsohighlycommittedtoclientprotectionthrough
internalpolicies,transparentcommunicationand
closeworkingrelationshipswiththelocalcredit
bureauinordertopreventover-indebtedness.
Today,Riobambaservesmorethan25,000borrowers
and85,000saversthrough12regularservicepoints.
Symbioticshadlentit3.5millionUSDattheend
of2018.
DEAL SPOTLIGHT
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MARKETS
Lastyearwasachallengingyearforemergingand
frontiermarkets,whichhadtocopewithrising
yieldsintheUnitedStates,US–Chinatradetensions
andcurrencycrisesinTurkeyandArgentinathat
threatenedtospreadbeyondboundaries.
Inaratheruncertainglobalenvironment,Symbiotics
useditsglobalknowledgeandbroadgeographical
spantoproposeappropriatesolutionstoourclients.
OUR RESEARCHOurresearchcoveragecontinuedtoincreasethanks
totheadditionofeightcountriesand59first-time
investees,comparedto55institutionsaddedin2017,
bringingourtotalto274spreadacross71emerging
andfrontiermarkets.
Figure 1
INVESTEES ADDED IN 2018 2018 2017
Central&EasternEurope 4 3
Russia,Caucasus&CentralAsia 6 7
MiddleEastandNorthAfrica 4 1
Eastern Europe, Central Asia & MENA 14 11
SouthAmerica 6 3
CentralAmerica,Mexico&Caribbean 8 10
Latin America & the Caribbean 14 13
SouthAsia 11 14
EastAsia&Pacific 3 8
South & East Asia 14 22
Sub-Saharan Africa 16 9
North America 1 0
TOTAL 59 55
Asareflectionoftheaboveglobalbusiness
environment,theadditionsin2018wereequally
spreadamongregions,with16institutionsaddedin
Africa,14inLatinAmericaandSouthandEastAsia,
10inECAandfourintheMENAregion.Theonly
regionwhosegrowthdrippedslightlylastyearwas
SouthEastAsiawithadropofathird.
OUR INVESTMENT PARTNERSThevastmajorityofourinvesteeslastyearagain
comprisedfinancialinstitutions activeinfinancial
inclusionandsmallbusinessfinancewithaNon-
BankFinancialInstitution(NBFI)status.Someof
thesefocusonspecificimpactthemes,suchas
affordablehousing,renewableenergyoreducation.
VINCENT LEHNER Head of Markets
“ Our global team gathers knowledge and develops social and financial analysis mostly on financial institutions in emerging and frontier markets.”
Number of new investees brought by Symbiotics to its clients
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Symbioticsalsocontinueditseffortstobroaden
itsreachintonewtypesofimpactthroughthese
investments,aligningitsobjectiveswiththeSDGs.
TheMarketsdivisionanalyzesandselectscompanies
withintheoff-gridsolarleasingsector,monitoring
itsevolutionandmaturingbusinessmodel.Italso
expandeditsknowledgeandprospectionefforts
inthe‘energyaccess’spacetoincluderooftopsolar
installationsforSMEsandhouseholds.Our
expansionintonewthemesremain,however,
belowtargetfor2018.
Ontopofthetraditionalfinancialinstitutions,
ourotherprospectioneffortsextendedtoFintech
companies,particularlydigitallendersandmobile
Figure 2
Symbiotics’ financial partners’ key
performance indicators
KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS 2017 2018
Returnonequity(%) 8.9% 13.1%
Portfolioyield(%) 23.4% 22.8%
Portfolioatrisk>30days(%) 5.7% 5.7%
PortfolioOperatingExpenseratio(%) 14.6% 12.5%
Costoffunding(%) 8.9% 8.7%
paymentcompaniesthatareusingtechnologyfirst
andforemosttooffernewtypesoffinancialinclusion.
Theprofitabilityoftheinstitutionsweworkedwith
improvedin2018(withanROEof13%,up45%from
lastyear)eventhoughtheywerecharginglessto
endclients(portfolioyieldtoendclients22%vs.
23%in2017).Thiscanbeexplainedbyimproved
operationalperformancetogetherwithcontrolled
costsoffundingandcostofrisk.
Ourpartneringfinancialinstitutionssawtheir
balancesheetsizegrowbyalmost20%toUSD793
millionlastyear,including20%grossloanportfolio
(GLP)growthtoUSD546million.Thistrendis
due,ontheonehand,totheorganicgrowthofour
institutionsincountrieswherethepopulationis
risingandsignificantlyunder-banked,andonthe
other,totheonboardingoflargerbanks.
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LATINAMERICA&THECARIBBEAN
35%SouthAmerica17%
CentralAmerica,Mexico&theCaribbean17%
DUNCAN FRAYNERegional Director Sub-Saharan Africa
ALEXANDR FANDOCo-Regional Manager Eastern Europe, Central Asia and MENA
SOFIA TULUPOVACo-Regional Manager Eastern Europe, Central Asia and MENA
PATRICKD’HUARTRegional Manager South and East Asia
KLAUS GEYERRegional Director Latin America and the Caribbean
OUR REGIONAL COVERAGE
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SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA
14%
EASTERNEUROPE, CENTRALASIA&MENA
22%Russia,Caucasus&CentralAsia17%
Central&EasternEurope3%MiddleEast&NorthAfrica(MENA)2%
SOUTH&EASTASIA
29%EastAsia&Pacific15%
SouthAsia14%
CountrieswhereSymbiotics wasactivein2018
CountrieswhereSymbiotics hasbeenactivesinceitsinception
Percentageofportfolio outstanding(atendof2018)%
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INVESTMENTS
MARKET OVERVIEWWithUSD797milliondisbursed,2018wasgenerally
inlinewith2017’sloanoriginationvolume(USD809
million)butclearlyshortoftheoriginalplanof
USD950million.
Regionaldiversificationremainedrelatively
stablelastyearcomparedwith2017,whichsaw
considerableportfolioreallocation.
Latin America and the Caribbeancontinuedtogrowdynamicallydespitepoliticalandeconomiccrisesin
severalcountries.Originationthereremainedsteady
atUSD261million(vs.259millionin2017)
In Eastern Europe, Central Asia & MENA,theoveralllandscaperemainedstable,supportedbyfavorable
commoditypricesandinsomecasespositive
politicalshifts,notablyincludingArmeniaand
acontinuedpositivemomentuminUzbekistan.
Severalcountriesimprovedintermsofeaseofdoing
businessandaccommodatedthelaunchofsizeable
infrastructureprojects,whichshouldsupportthe
region’sgrowthinthelongterm.Asaresult,the
numberofnewinvestmentsincreasedmoderately
(+14%atUSD181million),bringingthisregion
fromthird-tosecond-biggestcontributortoour
investmentsorigination.
DANIEL SCHRIBER Head of Investments
“ We are the marketplace where funding offer meets funding demand. We identify, negotiate, close and service investment opportunities in emerging and frontier markets.”
USD million
20172018
Investment origination by region
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
Eastern Europe, Central Asia
& MENA
Latin America& the
Caribbean
South &East Asia
Sub-SaharanAfrica
Figure 3
Investment origination by region
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Asforthe South and East Asian region,ChinaandIndiaenjoyedpoliticalcontinuity,whichhelped
drivetheregion’sgrowth.Indiagotitsgrowth
momentumbackafterslowingin2017mostly
becauseofthedemonetization.
Theregion,whichhadbeenourfastest-growing
andlargestcontributortototaloriginationin2017,
sawitsdisbursementlevelcutbyoverathirdto
USD192million,droppingtosecondplacebehind
LatinAmerica.
Thiscanbeexplainedbyvariousexogenousfactors.
First,regulatorychangesoccurredinIndiaandSri
Lanka,puttinganumberoftransactionsonholdfor
severalmonthsandinmanyinstancescancelling
themaltogether.Second,increasingUSdollarrates
andvolatilityinhedgingcostspreventedSymbiotics
fromdisbursingwell-pricedtransactionsina
numberofothercountriessuchasthePhilippines,
Nepal,Indonesia,andBangladesh.Third,manyfunds
decreasedtheirexposureinCambodiainthefaceof
generalelectionsandrisingfearofoverheatingin
thissmallandfast-growingcountry.
Incontrast,aftertwoextremelychallengingyears,
Sub-Saharan Africabenefittedfromincreasedand
morestablecommodityprices.Originationtherefore
doubledto119millionfromUSD60millionasthe
regionreboundedwithapositivegrowthoutlook,
supportedbyimprovedcommodityprices.Overallthe
financialsectorremainedresilient,seeingaslowbut
steadyimprovementinbusinessconditionsacross
thecontinent.
Figure 4
Portfolio outstanding by region, 2017 and 2018
Eastern Europe, Central Asia & MENA Latin America & the Caribbean South & East Asia Sub-Saharan Africa
December 2018
14% 22%
29% 35%
Eastern Europe, Central Asia & MENA Latin America & the Caribbean South & East Asia Sub-Saharan Africa
December 2017
15% 17%
32% 36%
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Overall,theoutstandingportfolioregional
diversificationremainedfairlystablein2018,with
thetopfivecountriesrepresenting33%in2018vs
35%in2017;thetopfiveinvesteesremainingstable
at10%;theaverageoutstandingloansperinvestee
increasingslightlytoUSD7.3millionin2018from
USD6.9millionin2017;andoveralloutreach
increasingthankstotheadditionof62
newinvesteesandeightnewcountries–Vietnam,
Chile,Serbia,Nepal,Togo,Lebanon,Palestineand
theUS(investmentthroughaUS-basedoff-grid
holdingcompany).
Figure 5
Investment origination by tier
Intotal,36institutionsdroppedoutoftheportfolio,
mostlyforriskconsiderations(forinstance,not
performingwell)orbecausewewerenotableto
matchtheinstitution’sfundingrequest(funding
conditionsnotattractivetoourinvestors).
Intermsofthesizeofmicrofinanceinstitutions(MFIs)
inourpipeline,nosignificantchangeswereobserved
lastyear.Theonlycategorytohavedisplayedan
evolutionweretier2companies,whosesharerose
by12%toUSD224million,remainingSymbiotics’
second-largestsourceoftransactionorigination.
Ourmainsourceoftransactionorigination,tier1
companies,stillmadeupmorethanhalfoftotal
transactionorigination,whilethelargestMFIs(tier0)
institutionsremainedSymbiotics’third,andtier3and
otheronesremainedinsignificant.
USD million
Investment origination by tier
0
100
200
300
400
500
Tier 0
20172018
Tier 1 Tier 2 Tier 3 Other
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INVESTMENT INSTRUMENTSAltogether,Symbioticsdisbursed469transactions
to163financialinstitutionsin59countries.We
handled404ofthesetransactionsthroughdirect
promissorynotesorloanagreementsbetweenfunds
andfinancialinstitutions(FIs)and20weresecondary
trades(loanstransferredfromonefundtoanother).
Wedisbursedtheremaining45transactions,as
impactbondissuances,syndicatingdiscretionary
mandates,advisorymandatesandexternalinvestors.
BondissuancesamountedtoUSD314million(vs.
340millionin2017),representing39%oforigination
intermsofvolume,includingsixdevelopment
financeinstitutionparticipationsforatotalof
USD49million.
RISK AND RECOVERYAftertwoyearsinarowat24,thenumberof
ongoingworkoutcasesdecreasedto19byendof
2018.Thisistheoutcomeoftheclosingof10cases
andtheopeningoffivenewones.Inlinewiththe
decliningnumberofcases,Symbiotics’exposureat
riskdecreasedbothinabsolute(USD)andrelative
(%ofportfolio)termstoreachrespectivelyUSD75.5
million(–16%YoY)and3.9%(–1.23percentage
pointsYoY).Undertheimpulseofrecoveries,
USD4.6millioninwrite-offsandportfoliogrowth,
itisthefirsttimesince2015thatthelattermetric
dropsbelow4%.
Fromageographicperspective,thedecreasewas
mostimportantinSub-SaharanAfricaandCentral
Asia,whereexposureatriskdecreasedby5.4ppand
1.2pptoreach14.4%and1.86%respectively.
Africaremained,however,theregionwheremostof
thestresscasestookplacelastyear(53%ofprincipal
inworkout),owingtoamixofinstitutionspecific
factorsandpersistingcurrencycrisesinZimbabwe
andAngola.Totalrecoveriesfor2018standatUSD
26.25million.Asubstantialportionoftheamount
paidoutbyinstitutionsalreadyinworkoutatyear
startcamefromNigeriancasesforanamount
correspondingto29%oftotalrecoveriesfollowing
theresumingofoutboundUSDpaymentsenabled
bytheopeningofanalternativepaymentplatform
(NiFEX).Another40%camefromworkoutcasesthat
startedduringtheyear,notablyprepaymentfromFIs
inMexicoandGhana.
AstheworseningeconomicsituationinNicaragua
hassofaronlytranslatedintoonenewstresscase,
andnoothermacroeventsignificantlyaffected
theportfolioin2018,amorediversifiedinterms
ofgeographyandmore‘mature’(i.e.eitherfully
restructuredorinadeadlock)populationofworkout
casesemergesatyear-end.
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RENEWABLEENERGY:SOLARHOMESYSTEMS
DEAL SPOTLIGHT
Weclosedtwotransactionsin2018withoff-grid
solarcompanies.
Foundedin2007,Greenlight Planet (GLP) isaleadingglobalproviderofsolarenergyproductstoover27
millionoff-gridconsumers.Itsmissionistoexpand
accesstoenergytolow-incomehouseholdsin
emergingeconomies,inanefforttohelpeliminate
oneofthemajorhurdlesforsocialandeconomic
developmentforhouseholdsatthebottomofthe
pyramid.Forexample,accesstoenergyallows
businessestoopenlongerhours,householdstorely
onacleansourceofenergyforcooking,orschool
childrentodotheirhomeworkaftersunset.Todate,
GLPhassold7.25millionproductsanddevelopeda
networkofover300partnersselling100,000units
permonth.ThecompanyoperatesprincipallyinIndia,
EastAfricaandNigeria.
Zola Electric Tanzania,ourotherpartnerintheoff-gridsolarspace,pursuesasimilarapproach.
Thecompanyelectrifiedanestimatedhalfa
millionhouseholdsintheEastAfricancountryand
isplanningtoexpandtoothercountriesinthe
region.SimilartoGLP, theoff-gridsolarpanelsare
distributedviafinancialleasing–customersmust
makemonthlypaymentsfor36months,thereby
makingtheproductaccessibletolow-income
householdswhowouldnothavethefinancial
capacitytopayfortheproductupfront.
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SUSTAINABLEAGRICULTURE:ORGANICTEA
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DEAL SPOTLIGHT
Foundedin1986,Ambootiaisbuyingsickteaestates
andconvertsthemintofullycertifiedorganicestates.
Itisexporting90%ofitsproductiontoEurope,
JapanandNorthernAmerica.Itisapioneerandnow
leadingorganicandbiodynamicteaproducerofthe
DarjeelingregioninIndia.Ambootiahasaholistic
approachtoitssocialresponsibility,producingan
excellentproductbyrespectingtheenvironmentand
evenrecreatingahealthyandsoundbiotopeinthe
estate;providingadequatewages,housing,schooling,
healthservicesandjobsecuritytoemployeesand
theirfamilies;advocatinginIndiaaboutthebenefit
oforganicagriculture.
WeissuedabondofEUR9millionwhichwasbought
byspecificinvestorsandnotourusualinvestorbase
giventheatypicalinvestmenttheme.
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OVERVIEWThe20+mandatescoveredin2018included
third-partyanddedicatedsingleinvestorfunds,
evergreenandclosed-endfunds,butalsomulti-layer
blendedfunds.
Therangewasalsowideintermsofinvestment
strategies:althoughthecoreoftheportfoliosfocuses
onprivatedebtinstruments,somefundshavea
globalemergingmarketuniverse,whileothershave
amoreregionalfocus.Otherdifferentiatingfactors
layintheapproachtowardscurrencyhedgingand
theimpactthemescoveredfromfinancialinclusion
viamicrofinanceandSMElendingtoawiderscopeof
directcorporateimpactlending.
During2018,thedivisionlaunchedtwonew
unhedgedlocalcurrencyfundswithSkandinaviska
EnskildaBankenAB(SEB)WealthManagement:
oneclosed-endunhedgedlocalcurrencyfund
focusingonMSMElendingandanotheropen-end
fundwithalargerinvestmentuniversetargeting
theSDGsviacorporate,projectfinanceandfinancial
intermediationlending.
Afterthestrongrecoveryofemergingandfrontier
marketsin2017,thedynamicsretreatedin2018,
hitbycapitaloutflowsfromemergingmarket(EM)
towardtheUSDdenominatedassetswithrisingUS
rates,US–Chinatradetensionsandburstsofcurrency
crisesinTurkeyandArgentinaovermacroeconomic
concerns.ThebroadEMdebtmarketindicesalso
confirmed2018asagloomyyear,astheJPMEMBI
trackingUSD-denominatedbondsanditsequivalent
trackinglocalcurrencydenominateddebtlost4.6%
and6.9%respectively.
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Figure 7 Annual performance of Symbiotics –
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VALÉRIE DENOUVILLIEZDUJARDINHead of Portfolios
“ Our team implements investment strategies by applying its fiduciary duty and enhancing financial and impact return for the end investors.”
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Despitethisbleakeconomicenvironment,all
managedfundsperformedabovetargetand
benchmarkthankstohigherreturnsontheUSD
floatingportfolio,strongportfolioqualityandlow
cashlevels,withUSDequivalentreturnsabove4.0%.
Symbioticsalsogrewitsassetsunderadvisoryand
managementtoanewalltimehighofUSD2.1
billionattheendof2018,upalmost17%fromUSD
1.8billionthepreviousyear,confirmingthecontinued
attractivenessoftheassetclassandstrongtrack
recordofSymbiotics.
Followingthetrendinitiatedin2012,unhedged
localcurrencyportfoliosadvisedandmanagedby
Symbioticscontinuedtogrowduringtheyear,toUSD
643millionin2018fromUSD501millionin2017.
Intermsoforigination,thespreadofadvisoryversus
fundmanagementserviceshasevolvedasfollows
sincelastyear:
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Spread of advisory vs. fund management services offered
to Symbiotics clients in 2018
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OVERVIEWLastyearmarkedakeytransitioninSymbiotics’
businessdevelopment,asthefirmkickedoffits
effortstoimplementitsnew2020clientstrategy,ina
moreelaborateandstructuredway,withadedicated
clientdivision.
Thefirststepwastoregroupthesalesteam,the
blendedfinanceteam(inchargeofgovernment
anddevelopmentbankrelationships),theproduct
developmentteamandthemarketingteamundera
singledivision,andgraduallygrowitsresourceand
capacity,in-linewiththeambitionofthefirm.
Wefocusedonimprovingtheclientexperience
andcustomersatisfactionontheexistingclientele.
Thisincluded:streamliningourclientreporting
andperiodicmeetingsandreviews;beefingup
ourcustomerrelationshipmanagementdatabase,
knowledgemanagementandcompliancetools;
runningqualitycontrolandsatisfactionsurvey
initiatives;offeringsystematicsalessupportand
trainingtoourpartnersinthedistributionefforts;
andgenerallyengagingwithmorerelationship,
feedbackandlisteningtime.
Inparallel,weworkedonstreamliningournew-
productdevelopmentprocessandbetteraligning
itwithourmarketingefforts(research,collaterals,
eventsandleadacquisition).
CLIENT SEGMENTATIONThesalesandclientdevelopmentprocessisgeared
towardsthreeclientsegments:
1.Portfoliomandates:Keyclients
Wetargetprimarilyglobalbanksandlargeasset
managersforwhichwecustomizeportfolioadvisory
ordiscretionarymandates,startingatUSD50million.
2.Funddistribution:Qualifiedinvestors
Weseektodistributeourinnovationfunds(which
focusonlistedbonds,unhedgedforex,venture
capitalorinfrastructureinvestments),intargeted
jurisdictionswherewehaveanofficepresenceand
regulatoryclearance.
3.Dealbrokerage:Specializedfundmanagers
Weapproachspecializedfundmanagersfocusing
onprivatedebt,emergingdebtorsustainabledebt
throughPlumseeds:ourbrokerageplatformoffering
deal-by-dealaccesstothematicimpactbonds,either
throughprimaryissuancesorsecondarytrades.
CLIENT GEOGRAPHYTheincreasingcomplexityoftheregulatory
environment,inparticularwithintheEU,has
lengthenedthedecisionandonboardingprocess
ofnewmandatesandhassloweddownsomelead
acquisitionin2018.Wewerestillabletobroaden
therangeofEuropeancountrieswetargetto
France,theNetherlandsandtheUnitedKingdom
fromourcurrentmainmarketsofAustria,Germany,
ScandinaviaandSwitzerland,withaviewto
effectivelyonboardthesenewclientsin2019.
“Private debt funds in frontier markets are defensive vehicles offering global investors the double advantage of good returns and high diversification.”
CLIENTS ALEXANDRE PRAUTZSCHHead of Clients
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FLORIAN GROHSManaging Director of Symbiotics Netherlands
OurPlumseedsplatformwentliveon5March2018
withsevenexistinginvestors.Itsobjectiveisto
provideinformationaboutaselectionofSymbiotics’
impactbonds,whichwerepreviouslyonlyavailable
toclientsaspartoffundmanagementservices.It
thusallowsaccreditedprofessionalinvestorsto
investsmalleramountsalongsidetheseinstitutions,
broadeningtheirinvestmentuniverse.Theplatform
providesinformationabouttheunderlyinginstitution,
theindicativetermsoftheimpactbondandthe
expectedimpactmeasuredagainstcertainSDGs.
Bytheendof2018,Plumseedspresented27bonds
onitswebsite,surpassingthe20targetedforthe
year.Itopened32accountstoaccreditedprofessional
investors,10ofwhominvestedatotalofUSD16
millioneuros,fallingshortoflastyear’sUSD20
milliontargetassetsundermanagement.For2019,
theplanisfortheplatformtodoubleitsvolumeto
50millioneurosinbondsover75accounts.
“ Impact bonds: Deal-by-deal brokerage for specialized fund managers.”
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OVERVIEWToguideinvestmentdecisions,Symbiotics
measures,managesandreportsonthesocial
impactofitsinvestments.
BornoutoftheJuly2018restructuring,theImpact
divisionembodiesthecompany’smissiontogenerate
positivesocialandenvironmentalimpactthroughout
itsactivities.
SOCIALPERFORMANCE&IMPACTMEASUREMENTTheSocialPerformance&ImpactMeasurement
unitmonitorsthesocialoutreachofthecompany’s
investments.
Lastyear,Symbiotics’portfoliofinancedmorethan
1.7millionMSMEsinemergingandfrontiermarkets,
providingatotalof3.1millionjobs.Abouthalf(48%)
ofborrowerswerewomen,basedinurbanareas
(58%),workingmostlyinsmalltradingactivities
(23%),agriculture(17%)andservices(16%).Small
manufacturingwastheleastrepresentedsector(6%).
TheunitalsoproducesSocial Performance Reports
forfourofthefundsthatSymbioticsmanagesorfor
whichitprovidesadvisoryservices.Thesereports
allowSymbiotics’clientstocommunicateontheir
funds’contributiontosocio-economicdevelopment
andadvancementtowardstheSDGs.
LastyearsawthebirthofSymbiotics’flagshipseries
onthesocialimpactofSMEfinancing,withthe
publicationofthefirstSME Finance: Loans for Growth
Impact Report.
Thisuniquefour-yearstudyassesseswhether,by
enablingSMElending,Symbioticsdesignedand
managedLoansforGrowth(LFG)impactfundfosters
MARIANO LARENAHead of Impact
“ Managing impact involves showing the ultimate beneficiaries of our investments and the progress made in achieving the SDGs.”
IMPACT
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jobcreation,employmentandentrepreneurship,
ultimatelyhelpingtoadvanceSDGsinemerging
andfrontiermarkets.Thestudy,conductedoverfour
yearsuntil2020,collectsdatafromatotalof500
SMEsthroughin-depthfieldsurveys.Ittracksaset
ofoutcomes,includinggenderofemployees,typeof
employment,wagelevels,sourcesofSMEfinancing,
andtypeofassets.
CAPACITY BUILDINGContributingtostrengtheningtheexpertiseof
financialintermediariesinfrontierandemerging
marketisasignificantfootholdinSymbiotics’
impactinvestingapproach.In2018,atotalof
EUR274koffundingwasdedicatedtocapacity
buildingthroughscholarshipgrantsandtechnical
assistanceprogramsprovidedto20investeesin
14countriesmostlylocatedinSub-SaharanAfrica.
Digitaltransformationanddigitalfinancialservices
(DFS)wereoneofthefocusareasoftheyear.Other
topicswereSMElending,savings
mobilization,newproductdevelopment,human
resources,businessstrategyandgovernance.
MARKET RESEARCHIn2018,theImpactdivisioncontinuedto
disseminatemarketintelligenceonSymbiotics
impactinvestments.
Apartfromthepublicationoftheresultsofour
12thAnnual Survey on Microfinance Investment
Vehicles (MIVs),2018broughtanadditionallayerto
ourfundanalysisecosystemthankstoaninnovative
researchpartnershipwiththeGlobal Impact Investing
Network (GIIN).Titled‘The Financial Performance
of Impact Investing through Private Debt’,thisnew
researchhasbeenanimportantmilestonefor
theindustryasitbroughtincreasedtransparency
aboutthereturnpatternsofprivatedebtfunds
investinginthemessuchasaffordablehousing,
education,oragriculture,tonameafew.
Symbioticswillcontinuetoupdatethisbenchmark
onanannualbasis.
Awhitepaperentitled‘Banking for Impact’reviewed
thekeydevelopmentsthatshapedinclusivefinance
markets.Usingthelensofourpoolofpastand
presentinvestees,thereportprovidesinsightsabout
theirbusinessmodels,describingtheirdiversity,
depth,successandsenseofpurposesince2006.
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ART IN HOSPITALSLastyearagain,manyheadquarterstaffmembersran
theEscaladeraceinGenevainsupportofthe Paint a
Smile Foundation,anon-governmentalorganization
whosemissionistolivenuppediatricwardsand
elderlyhomeswithcolorfulpaintingsmadeby
professionalartists.
Sinceitsinceptionin2000,PaintaSmilehasbeen
dedicatedtohospitalizedchildren,peoplewith
disabilities,andretirementhomeresidents.
Todate,PaintaSmilehasdecorated181healthcare
institutionsin18countriesaroundtheworld.
In2018,Symbioticsalsodonated5,000CHFtowards
thedecorationofapediatricwardinOnex,the
MaisondesantéCitéGénérations.
CARBON OFFSETTINGWorkingacrossmorethan80emergingmarkets,
Symbioticsstaffspendmuchoftheirtimetraveling
byair.Thecompanythusdecidedtopartnerwith
theClimate Neutral Group(CNG)inordertobegin
offsettingitscarbonemissionsfootprint.CNG,
basedinCapeTown,allowscompaniestomanage
andreducetheirclimateimpactbyreinvesting
theircarboncreditsin‘offsetprojects’thatreduce
greenhousegasemissionsandpositivelyimpact
communitiesthatarethreatenedbyclimatechange.
CNGcomplieswiththethreemostinternationally
recognizedcarboncreditstandards:theGold
Standard,VerifiedCarbonStandardandtheClean
DevelopmentMechanism.
In2018,Symbioticsoffset563tonsofCO2equivalent
ofitsflightemissions.Itscarboncreditsallowedusto
fund45wonderbagsoftheWonderbagProjectSouth
AfricaandsixbiogasinstallationsoftheNationalBio
DigesterProgamTanzania.
VENTURE PHILANTHROPYSymbioticsisaproudpartnerof1to4,aventure
philanthropyfoundationbasedinSwitzerland.
Through1to4’sGiftVestprogram,earlystagesocial
businessesreceiveseedinvestmentdonations
tostartoutontheirjourneytocreatejobsand/or
provideaccesstoproductsandservicesforlow-
incomefamiliesindevelopingcountries.Lastyear
weagaindisbursed10,000CHFto1to4.
Wall decoration of a pediatric
ward of the Maison
de santé Cité Générations.
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