Discover
We meet promising projects and businesses ready to raise, starting with a confidential conversation about the number, the purpose and the timing.
A first response within two working days
Process
From first conversation to closed deal.
Seven stages, one team alongside you the whole way. You always know where an introduction stands, what happens next, and what it costs.
The principle
An introduction is only as good as the preparation behind it, and the consent on both sides of it.
Step by step
What happens, and when.
The project cycle in detail. Most introductions move through every stage; some skip one when the groundwork is already done.
Engage
If our network fits, we propose how we would work together and agree it in writing — the fee included.
A mutual NDA first, if you want one
Presence
We make sure the project is ready to be seen: a clear requirement, credible materials and a polished presence online.
Days rather than months, for most projects
Promote
We put the opportunity in front of the right audiences across the UK and UAE — without naming you.
Your identity stays with us
Qualify
Interest is filtered hard. Only the parties who genuinely fit, and have said they want to talk, go forward.
Usually two or three
Connect
With consent on both sides, we make the introductions and follow up closely to keep both moving.
Both sides agree before anyone meets
Close
The parties agree terms directly and complete. We stay alongside until the deal is done, then step back.
The balance of our fee falls due here
Fees
How we are paid.
Our fee is 3–5% of the funding or deal value, agreed in writing before anything starts. A small portion is due when we begin work; the remainder only once the deal completes.
There are no listing fees. If another party pays us a fee in connection with your introduction, you will know about it during the enquiry, not after it.
- Agreed in writing
- 3–5%
- A small portion when we begin
- Start
- The balance on completion
- Close
Before we speak
What to have ready.
None of it is essential for a first conversation, but each one shortens the path to an introduction.
A clear number
How much you are raising, and why that amount rather than another.
A use of funds
What the money will do, in what order, and what it changes.
A timeline
When you need it, and what happens if it arrives later.
The evidence
Accounts for a business; an appraisal, planning position and build cost for a scheme.
A first response within two working days. Whether a relevant introduction exists depends entirely on what you need — sometimes within the week, sometimes not at all. We will not manufacture one to look busy.
Usually two or three. Each is a named person or firm we know, who has already said they want to hear about an opportunity like yours. A short list of genuine interest is worth more than a long list of names.
A clear number, what it is for, and a timeline. For property, an appraisal and the planning position; for a business, recent accounts and a short plan. If you are not there yet, say so — part of our work is helping a project get ready to be seen.
Yes. If your requirement is sensitive, we will sign a mutual NDA before you share anything detailed. Most first conversations do not need one — they are about whether we can help at all.
The parties proceed independently. We do not negotiate terms, sit in on the transaction, or take a position in it. We are available if context helps, but the decision and the deal belong to the two parties involved.