Unreasonable Capital

Unreasonable Capital functions as an early-stage investment fund, deploying capital into scalable businesses within emerging markets. It backs entrepreneurs addressing social and environmental challenges, investing $50,000-$500,000 (25% of round), requiring local co-investment. Focus areas include clean energy, financial technology, and agriculture, aligning investor incentives with portfolio companies' social impact.

Established in 2016, Unreasonable Capital stemmed from the Unreasonable Group, founded by Daniel Epstein. Its genesis originated from the insight that entrepreneurial solutions can both resolve global issues and generate strong financial returns in emerging economies. The fund leverages Unreasonable Group’s network, mentorship, and partnerships, offering a strategic advantage.

The fund targets global entrepreneurs with impactful ventures in emerging economies, prioritizing those benefiting women and girls. Unreasonable Capital envisions achieving substantial social, environmental, and financial returns by supporting profitable companies whose business models inherently drive positive societal change and foster sustainable development.