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Description LeapFrog Investments (LFI) is an investment firm based in London and New York, with a unique investment approach. It focuses on businesses that deliver essential goods and services to low-income people, aiming to generate both financial returns and social change so that investors can do well by doing good. LFI finds, finances, and grows profitable businesses that serve these essential human needs in emerging markets. They are currently raising finances to invest in microinsurance companies. By delivering quality, affordable, and relevant insurance to low-income communities, these companies help people to manage risk, recover from shocks, and get out of poverty.
 
Related Person Andrew Kuper, President, Founder
 
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UNITED KINGDOM
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