Kuramo Capital Management LLC was selected as the fund manager for the WIIF following a rigorous selection process review of several proposals and an oral interview by a panel of industry experts. For over a decade, Kuramo has focused on transforming the African Private Equity and Venture Capital industry to be more inclusive of local and indigenous African fund managers. The firm has supported and expanded the private investment landscape in sub-Saharan Africa by raising over $500 million and investing in new and emerging fund managers. This innovative and inclusive approach led to the creation of 15 new indigenous fund managers, which has, in turn, catalyzed $3.5 billion in impact capital.

KPMG’s possesses extensive experience in designing tax and regulatory advisory, compliance and management solutions. Along these lines, KPMG has delivered locally and globally direct and indirect tax projects for a number of clients in various industries and sectors of the economy including fund managers, NGOs, renewable energy, oil & gas, telecommunications, financial services, technology, government ministries, departments and agencies(MDAs). With its international network of offices across the globe, the international tax division of KPMG which comprises local and global specialists, is well positioned to serve as a single reference point for providing leading advice and solutions for the WIIF tax and regulatory strategy.

Nextier is a leading advisory firm that has contributed to pioneering wholesale impact investing work in Nigeria and executed extensive work on impact assessment. Nextier is a multi-competency firm that combines expertise and capabilities from various industries and business functions to deliver exceptional value to its clients. The firm's capabilities encompass policy research, programme design and implementation, business strategy development, financial advisory, and impact assessment. It primarily focuses on industry verticals, including public sector advisory, electricity, gas and energy transition, security, peace and development.

AELEX Partners was selected as the legal counsel to the WIIF following a rigorous selection process review of several proposals and an oral interview by a panel of industry experts. AELEX Partners Mergers & Acquisitons and Private Equity team have undertaken domestic and cross-border work for local and international companies, funds, institutional and private investors, private equity and venture capital firms, and multilateral finance institutions, among others. The firm's expertise covers domestic and international capital fundraising, efficient transaction structuring, share and asset acquisitions and divestments, joint ventures, corporate restructuring transactions, merger control and competition law.