Impact Bridge
Spanish impact fund manager headquartered in Madrid, certified B Corporation.
Founded
2018Spanish impact fund manager headquartered in Madrid, certified B Corporation.
Impact Bridge is devoted exclusively to impact investing, operating as a regulated Spanish SGIIC whose vehicles target measurable outcomes under frameworks such as FESE registration and Article 9 disclosure. Its debt strategies emphasize capital preservation with periodic liquidity and regular valuation, a structure designed for institutional and private-banking investors seeking impact exposure without venture-style lockups.
The manager pairs this structuring capability with backing from European and Spanish institutions including the EIF, COFIDES-administered social impact funds, ICO's Axis arm, and MicroBank. Oversight from dedicated impact and investment committees, together with an academic partnership with IE University, supports its measurement practice.
Source: cofides.es
Spain's impact market is expanding as public capital catalyzes private participation, with COFIDES administering a 400 million euro Social Impact Fund under the national recovery framework that anchors vehicles such as IB Deuda Impacto Espana. European support through EIF commitments under regional resilience programs adds further momentum to social-economy financing.
Within this setting, demand is growing for regulated debt vehicles that finance small and mid-sized enterprises across inclusion, rural development, and environmental transition themes. Managers that combine regulated structures, institutional distribution, and verified impact reporting are positioned to absorb a rising share of allocations earmarked for measurable outcomes.
Impact Bridge manages more than 400 million euros as a Madrid-based impact-only SGIIC, with its debt platform drawing commitments above 147 million euros from several hundred public and private investors. The firm runs private-debt and equity strategies from offices on Calle Nunez de Balboa in Madrid with a team of around forty professionals.
Execution risk centers on deployment pace across niche social-economy segments and on sustaining measurement rigor as assets scale. Mitigants include FESE and Article 9 fund structuring, oversight from impact and investment committees, and repeat backing from institutional investors such as the EIF and MicroBank.
Source: cofides.es
Source: cofides.es