Permission
Confirm your relationship and authority to make the introduction.
A clear, permissioned introduction helps the client reach the right capital or transaction expertise while protecting the relationship that created the opportunity.
Matchpoint accepts introductions from lawyers, accountants, corporate finance advisers, consultants, lenders, investors, family offices, fund managers and sector specialists.
We assess the client, mandate, authority, size, jurisdiction, readiness and potential conflicts before accepting an engagement.
Confirm your relationship and authority to make the introduction.
A Matchpoint partner assesses mandate fit, readiness, conflicts and regulatory considerations.
Where there is a fit, the client joins a confidential scoping conversation.
Scope, responsibilities, fees and any lawful introducer arrangement are documented before work begins.
Use the qualified enquiry form and select Professional introducer.
Law firms, accounting firms, corporate finance advisers, consultants, lenders, investors, family offices, fund managers and sector specialists may introduce relevant opportunities.
Send a short non-confidential summary covering the client, authority, transaction type, amount, jurisdiction, timing, available materials and the introducer's relationship to the opportunity.
Initial screening should use non-confidential information. Client identities and sensitive materials are shared only with appropriate authority and, where required, under a signed non-disclosure agreement.
No. Any commercial arrangement must be lawful, documented in advance, compatible with applicable regulation and conflicts requirements, and approved by Matchpoint and the relevant parties.
Our partners have originated and led a variety of transactions across sectors, geographies and structures. Client identities are redacted and disclosed only under signed NDA.
Deal Region Global · GCC
Deal Size $400m
Deal Region Europe
Deal Size €220m
Deal Region UAE
Deal Size $320m