Structure, strategy and transactions
Corporate finance from inside the business.
We advise on the decisions that shape a company: its capital, its structure, its transactions. The work happens on your side of the table, not across it.
We advise on the decisions that shape a company: its capital, its structure, its transactions. The work happens on your side of the table, not across it.
Every business we work with is heading somewhere specific: a restructure, a transaction, a new licence, a harder growth phase. Our job is advising on the architecture that gets it there on terms the founders can live with for years.
To be clear about what we are not: we are advisors, not a fund. We do not provide or source capital, and we do not take stakes in exchange for advice. We prepare businesses for the investors, lenders and counterparties they choose, so those conversations happen on the front foot.
The result is a company that walks into any capital conversation already holding the answers.
Advice on how the funding side of the business should be built: the mix of equity and debt, the sequencing, the cost and the milestones. You make the decisions with a clear map in hand.
Ownership, control and incentive structures that survive growth, and facilities matched to cash flow reality. Share classes, investor rights, covenants and security, advised before they become binding.
Financial models, data rooms, governance and disclosure prepared to the standard a counterparty’s diligence team expects. The groundwork that shortens timelines and protects value.
Board arrangements, entity structures, licensing pathways and the regulatory posture behind them, built to be operated rather than filed.
We do not hand over a strategy document and wish you luck. Our advisors work inside the workstream: building the model, sitting in the negotiations, managing the diligence and holding the timeline.
The structure we recommend is one we stay around to operate under. That is the discipline that keeps the advice honest.
The messy, mid-flight, deadline-attached version of the problem is the one we are built for. Start the conversation.
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