Capital and investor relations
Investors rarely understand a company as well as its management expects. We close that gap by preparing companies for investors, then keeping them in front of the funds, family offices and lenders whose mandates fit.
Services
Investor readiness
Fixed-scope preparation before a company speaks to investors: the equity story, the numbers investors will ask for, the data room, and a clear view of which investors fit and why.
Investor relations
Ongoing relationships with the investors who matter to a company, kept warm between raises with regular, consistent updates, so the next conversation starts from understanding rather than from scratch.
Private equity & credit
Introductions to private equity funds and private credit providers whose mandate, cheque size and timing match the situation.
Family office formation
For principals and families setting up a family office, we introduce the people, service providers and investment relationships it needs, in the right order.
Who we introduce
Every introduction starts from the investor mandates we keep on record, so a company meets investors whose mandate, cheque size and timing already fit.
- Private equity funds
- Private credit funds and other lenders
- Family offices, and the advisers and service providers that support them
- Funds that specialise in healthcare and life sciences
How we work in capital
Vintages, allocation windows, deployment pace. A fund late in its window behaves differently to one that has just closed.
Readiness
We prepare the equity story, the numbers investors will ask for and the data room before anyone is approached.
Investor map
We set out which funds, family offices and lenders fit, and why, starting from the investor mandates we keep on record.
Introductions
Timed, qualified introductions to the investors who fit, with context on both sides.
Investor relations
We keep the relationships warm between raises with regular, consistent updates.
We work with professional investors only. We prepare and introduce; we do not arrange investments or advise on terms, and any regulated activity is carried out by an authorised organisation.
Typical mandates
- A founder-led business preparing for its first institutional investors
- A company that has completed an acquisition and needs funding for the next
- A fund late in its deployment window, looking for situations that fit
- A family establishing a single-family office