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LETSHEGO HOLDINGS LIMITED
Impact report 2022
Contents
02 About this report
Part 1
Our business
04 Who we are
06 Letshego at a glance
Part 2
A message from our leaders
08 A message from our leaders
Part 3
Our impact model
10 Measurable and sustainable impact
14 Overview of social impact survey results
Part 4
Delivering on our promise to improve lives
16 Financial inclusion
Micro and small entrepreneurs
Affordable housing
Healthcare
Education, learning and development
Gender equality and women empowerment
Partnerships and collaboration
Part 5
Sustainable Development Goals index
48 Sustainable Development Goals index
Our business |
A message from |
Our impact model |
Delivering on our promise |
Sustainable Development |
our leaders |
to improve lives |
Goals index |
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Further information |
letshegoinvestor.com |
in this report |
LETSHEGO GROUP IMPACT REPORT 2022 |
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About this report
The Letshego Group’s 2022 Impact Report provides stakeholders with an overview of our performance against our financial inclusion mandate to society and how we make a difference in the lives of our stakeholders and the communities in which we operate. The report focuses on the sustainable development areas where evidence exists that our commercial activities provide real and tangible benefits to our stakeholders and communities. These areas align with 11 of the 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs).
View our impact model on page 10.
We strive to continually improve the quality of our information, and transparently report on the factors that affect our ability to create positive impacts, to assist our stakeholders to make informed decisions about the Group and to enhance our stakeholder engagement. The information disclosed in this report is of interest to all our stakeholders, including our investors, employees, customers, funders and strategic partners as well as our broader stakeholder groups, including the governments, regulators and communities in the regions in which we operate.
SCOPE AND BOUNDARY
Our impact report covers Letshego Holdings Limited, including its operating companies in Botswana, Eswatini, Ghana, Kenya, Lesotho, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda for the fiinancial year starting 1 January 2022 and ending 31 December 2022.
OUR STAKEHOLDERS
Numerous stakeholder groups, economies and communities are affected by our operations, and have either a direct or indirect interest in our strategy and success. We consider these stakeholders integral to achieving our vision of becoming a world-class retail fiinancial services organisation. Building robust relationships with our stakeholders, and addressing their feedback and concerns, helps us shape and enhance our strategy and operations to deliver tangible value, and identify opportunities to collaborate with them to realise mutual benefits.
Our stakeholder engagement framework is managed by our Group and Country leadership teams and supported by the Board of directors (Board). The Group Chief Executive Officer (CEO) provides an update on material feedback from our key stakeholder groups at each Board meeting, including from investment analysts, institutional investors and regulatory authorities, customers and strategic partners. The frequency and means of engagement varies per stakeholder group. To support continuous improvement we ensure that our channels of communication invite feedback and open dialogue.
TIME HORIZONS
SHORT
TERM
2023, in which we will continue to drive our digital transformation.
MEDIUM
TERM
2024 to 2025, with 2025 being the year in which we aim to achieve our strategic targets.
LONG
TERM
2026 and beyond, drive positive impacts that contribute to United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs).
Our business |
A message from |
Our impact model |
Delivering on our promise |
Sustainable Development |
our leaders |
to improve lives |
Goals index |
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REPORTING
STRUCTURE
This is our second impact report to stakeholders. The report builds on the foundation set by our first impact report which was published in 2019. It has been restructured slightly to provide a more in- depth view of the positive impacts achieved by the Group through the financial inclusion of more Africans.
Feedback
We welcome written feedback from our stakeholders on this report as well as our performance. Enquiries can be directed to the Head of Group Corporate Affairs at:
GroupCorporateAffairs@letshego.com
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PART 1
OUR BUSINESS
Who we are
The Letshego Group is a Pan-African provider of financial products, headquartered and listed in Botswana. We provide access to simple, appropriate and inclusive fiinancial solutions for individuals, micro and small entrepreneurs (MSE) and under-served populations across 11 sub-Saharan markets.
We leverage technology and innovation to create an expansive ecosystem that provides our customers with accessible and affordable financial (lending, savings, payments and insurance) and lifestyle (non-financial) solutions – products that help people to improve their lives but which historically were not
easily accessible. Our products are delivered in tandem with the upskilling and empowerment of our employees and customers with digital skills that support sustainable fiinancial inclusion and digital-savvy economies.
OUR FIVE 1 |
LENDING |
2 SAVINGS |
VALUE STREAMS |
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Access to funding |
Mobilising savings |
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X Loans at affordable interest |
X Savings accounts with |
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rates. |
competitive interest rates. |
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X We focus on the productive use |
X Guaranteed access to |
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of funding where customers are |
savings whenever needed. |
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able to make repayments from |
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the income generated by the |
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loan. |
X Data driven, customised credit scoring tools accurately assess credit risk.
PERSONAL LOANS |
INDIVIDUAL SAVINGS |
(DAS1 AND NON-DAS) |
GROUP SAVINGS |
MSE LOANS |
COMMERCIAL DEPOSITS |
PROGRAMMATIC LOANS |
1 DAS: unsecured personal loans issued to civil servants and other employees under a payroll deduction scheme implemented by a participating employer.
Our business |
A message from |
Our impact model |
Delivering on our promise |
Sustainable Development |
our leaders |
to improve lives |
Goals index |
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DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION STRATEGY
We are digitising customer access channels while maintaining a complementary network of physical outlets. Our LetsGo Digital Mall offers our customers fast and easy access, simplicity, affordability and inclusivity across multiple secure channels: website, unstructured supplementary service data (USSD), mobile phone and WhatsApp.
3 PAYMENTS |
4 INSURANCE |
Simple and |
Protecting |
secure payments |
against risks |
X Technology driven money |
X A comprehensive range of |
transfers, using agency |
insurance offerings, |
banking, USSD and mobile |
including digital insurance |
banking. |
products in key markets. |
5 LIFESTYLE
Beyond banking
Value-addinglifestyle solutions that provide wellbeing, education and personal fiinance solutions beyond traditional banking.
WALLETS |
LIFE INSURANCE |
DIGITAL WELLBEING |
CARDS |
SHORT-TERM INSURANCE |
EDUCATION LOANS |
REMITTANCES |
LONG-TERM INSURANCE |
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Our brand is trusted across Africa; based on our commitment to responsible and ethical lending, our full regulatory compliance in all our countries of operation and our responsiveness to the needs of our customers.
1OUR VISION
To be a world-class retail fiinancial services organisation that meets the needs of mass- and middle-income individuals and MSEs¹.
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OUR
MANTRA
OUR
PURPOSE
IMPROVING
2LIVES
SimplicityFocus Discipline
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OUR STRATEGY
Product diversification
Geographic rebalancing
Enterprise engine
Digitalisation |
Sustainable stakeholder |
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1 Our selected economic segments are proven to have the highest impact in supporting social development in Africa. |
Our business |
A message from |
Our impact model |
Delivering on our promise |
Sustainable Development |
our leaders |
to improve lives |
Goals index |
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HOW WE WILL ACHIEVE OUR STRATEGY
6-2-5 execution roadmap
Plan 6 (2020): Productivity of solutions
Strengthen our core business and lay the foundation for product diversification and digital platforms.
OUR FOOTPRINT
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Plan 2 (2021 – 2022): Transformative technologies
Be customer-led (expand and scale up our product offering) and invest in transformative technology (digitise customer journeys and automate manual processes).
Plan 5 (2023 – 2025): Platform thinking
X Leverage platform thinking to create a future-fit organisation (fully digitised, scaled-up business lines in all key markets and ecosystems that serve the
entire customer banking journey).
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OUR INTENDED OUTCOMES
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Capture new market leading |
positions |
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5% to 10% market share in product-segment |
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combinations across our markets. |
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Comprehensive product offering |
Unique value propositions that meet changing |
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customer preferences. |
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Digital solutions |
Digital platforms that are inclusive, expand |
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our reach and deliver an excellent customer |
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experience. |
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Sustainable value creation |
A sustainable financial performance with robust |
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returns to shareholders over the long term. |
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Positive social impact |
A measurable and sustainable social impact |
within the markets where we operate, delivering affordable and appropriate fiinancial solutions for emerging customers, including women, youth and entrepreneurs.
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PART 2
A MESSAGE FROM
to present
stand-alone impact provides an overview of
our commercial activities a social or environmental
in the lives of our stakeholders and communities.
Philip Odera
Board Chairman
We are growing a franchise, which requires a deepened understanding of the markets in which we operate, enhancing customer engagement to better understand the needs of customers in those markets, and improving the customer experience through our digital platforms. All of these contribute
social impact we can have in our communities. We increased focus on measuring our social
accessed over leverage
to
The survey results showed that Letshego is making a positive difference in enabling its customers to access financial services and improve their financial wellbeing. We also identified opportunities where we can further enhance customer experience and meet the evolving needs of financially under-served individuals and small business owners.
We are proud of the progress we are making in furthering our programmatic lending solutions and other financial and lifestyle products that help to improve the lives of customers as well as the communities where they live. Our approach is founded on research that shows that the chosen selection of economic segments are proven to have the highest positive impact in supporting social
in Africa.
people, our partners, regulators and
has enabled us to deliver on our two decades.
Disclaimer
Letshego Holdings Limited published this content on 27 October 2023 and is solely responsible for the information contained therein. Distributed by Public, unedited and unaltered, on 27 October 2023 09:40:40 UTC.
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Letshego Holdings Limited specializes in the provision of short to medium-term unsecured loans to employees of the public, quasi-public and private sectors. The group’s products include executive loans and vehicle finance. Letshego Holdings Limited is also engaged in the marketing and administration of insurance products.
Net sales break down geographically as follows: Botswana (26.6%), Namibie (21%), Mozambique (16.1%), Ghana (9.1%), Ouganda (6.2%), Tanzanie (5.5%), Kenya (5.4%), Lesotho (3.5%), Eswatini (3.4%), Nigeria (2.9%) et Rwanda (0.3%).
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