Terms & Financial Highlights

Capital Impact Investment Notes are being offered at fixed interest rates, with multiple terms, and may be purchased directly through your brokerage account.

How to Invest

Individual Investors can purchase Capital Impact Investment Notes directly through their brokerage accounts.

Investment Professionals can contact our lead sales agent, InspereX, for further information about Capital Impact Investment Notes.

Investment Note Terms
Total Offering $300,000,000
Financial Return Fixed Interest rates; Terms up to 20 years
Social Return Delivers social impact to underserved communities across multiple sectors nationwide. S&P Global Ratings has opined that Capital Impact’s Social Bond Framework is fully aligned with the 2023 Social Bond Principles of the International Capital Market Association (ICMA).
Minimum Investment $1,000
Investment Grade Rated S&P Global and Fitch Ratings have both assigned the Capital Impact Investment Note an investment-grade rating. Full rating details can be downloaded from our website.*
Convenience Available for purchase through your brokerage account

Financial Highlights

A pie chart showing the 2024 breakdown of Capital Impact Partner's On-balance Sheet Loan Portfolio, totaling $557.3 million.
United States map highlighting states with active loans (as of 2024) from Capital Impact Partners. Also highlighted are Capital Impact Partners' corporate offices.
A line graph displaying delinquent loan portfolios as a percentage from December 2020 through December 2024.
In 2024, Capital Impact experienced an increase in loan loss and past due loans primarily related to loans in the affordable housing section. Past due loans generally represent loans with either maturity default or other form of covenant default/violations where Capital Impact is working directly with the borrowers and/or the participating lenders on extensions, modifications and other forms of loan amendment to assist the borrowers. The increase in delinquencies as of 12/31/24 as compared to prior periods resulted from a variety of factors, but most generally due to cash flow shortfalls with our borrowers due to property management issues and occupancy and lease up challenges. In addition, inflationary pressure, higher insurance and other operating costs, and limited external subsidy dollars delayed stabilization and take-out financing across the sector.
Debt & Net Asset Composition as of 12/31/2024
Debt
Revolving Lines of Credit $83,000,000
Notes Payable $64,289,530
Capital Impact Investment Note $380,296,000
Subordinated Debt $14,500,000
FHLB-A $24,000,000
Bond Loan Payable $10,000,000
Subtotal Debt $576,085,530
   Less Investor Notes Issuance Costs ($3,166,501)
Total Debt(4) $572,919,029
Net Assets
Without Donor Restrictions(1) $133,312,603
Noncontrolling Interest(2) $1,281,113
Total Net Assets without Donor Restrictions $134,593,716
With Donor Restrictions(3) $45,794,563
Total Net Assets $180,388,279
Total Capitalization $753,307,308
  1. Net assets without donor restrictions have no external restrictions regarding their use or function.
  2. Represents the non-managing member’s 70% equity interest in Community Investment Impact Fund, which is exclusive of Capital Impact’s equity interest. As of December 31, 2024, the non-managing member’s equity in Community Investment Impact Fund, LLC has decreased to 13%.
  3. Net assets with donor restrictions have donor-imposed restrictions such as (i) fulfilling a specified purpose, and/or (ii) the passage of a specified amount of time regarding use or function.
  4. Total Debt does not include subsidiary debt or lease obligations.

A Strong History of Social & Financial Impact

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A National Mission-Driven Community Development Financial Institution

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Working Since

1982

Providing Communities and Small Businesses Access to the Capital and Opportunities They Deserve

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$3.0+

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Invested in
Communities to Deliver
Social Impact