Our pride is business and personal contacts. Over the years, we have built and continue to build relationships with colleagues, partners, funds, and private investors. We have an extensive network of contacts all over the world. One of the most important components of our business is our networking. We can “reach out” almost any company or any investor in a few steps. Our contact network is available for you!
M&A Advisory is a company (M&A adviser) that helps to carry out M&A transactions, attract investments or find investment opportunities. Advisers participate in a large number of M&A transactions, and each side has its own adviser. Advisers undertake all the basic work from finding options for transactions to their structuring and successful completion. Advisors are professionals who deal with the world of mergers and acquisitions daily. They have tools in their arsenal that are often inaccessible to companies. For example, access to knowledge databases for comparative analysis of transactions by sector, region, period, etc. M&A advisors can not only warn against errors in transactions, but also reduce time significantly and increase efficiency.
Private Equity Fund, as a rule, is formed by attracting institutional investors. Such funds are usually created and managed by an experienced team of managers with a rich investment past. All funds have a clear specialization and the term for which they open. Private equity funds work only with existing businesses (non-public companies). The exit from these businesses usually occurs in 5-7 years with expectations for 3x-5x multiples of invested capital. Typically, private equity funds “enter” a minority stock of shares.
Venture Fund is a so-called risky investment fund. Such funds have an interest in innovative projects or enterprises. They can “enter” at different stages of the projects (business) implementation. Venture funds often try to enter into transactions where the risk is assessed as “medium”. The size of investments is on average 0.5 - 3 million US dollars. Despite the expectation of high revenues, less than 20% of projects (businesses) bring real income. Funds are classified by categories: source of capital, portfolio size, region, industry expertise, etc.
