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LeapFrog Emerging Consumer Fund IV

LeapFrog Emerging Consumer Fund IV is a global growth-equity vehicle investing in financial services and healthcare businesses serving emerging consumers, with current manager materials also showing climate investments in emerging markets. It is relevant to India-focused demand-side research because Fund IV publicly names Redcliffe Labs and the manager continues to disclose India deployment and impact evidence.

At a glance

Founded
2007
Footprint
London / global growth markets
Stage
Growth equity; emerging-market financial services, healthcare and climate solutions

Research profile

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Investment lens

LeapFrog Emerging Consumer Fund IV uses a growth equity; emerging-market financial services, healthcare and climate solutions approach across Financial services, healthcare, climate.

Current evidence

LeapFrog reported a US$1.02 billion Fund IV close in November 2024 and published 2025–2026 impact results. In March 2026, the manager announced a US$50 million commitment to ReNew Green through its climate strategy; that manager-level transaction is not counted as a Fund IV position here.

Strategy

Growth equity; emerging-market financial services, healthcare and climate solutions

Sector focus

Financial services, healthcare, climate

Current signal

LeapFrog reported a US$1.02 billion Fund IV close in November 2024 and published 2025–2026 impact results. In March 2026, the manager announced a US$50 million commitment to ReNew Green through its climate strategy; that manager-level transaction is not counted as a Fund IV position here.

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