Before you enquire

Does your mandate fit Matchpoint?

A clear mandate, decision authority, credible materials and alignment on fees allow a partner to assess fit quickly and respond directly.

Indicative scope

Mandates from USD 5m upwards

The USD 5m floor applies across corporate finance, financing, M&A, fund-placement mandates and private-market tickets. Every opportunity remains subject to diligence, regulation, capacity and a written engagement.

Service	Indicative size	Typical client
Equity capital raising	Typically USD 5m to USD 300m	Founders, owners and growth companies
Debt and private credit	Typically USD 5m to USD 500m+	Corporates, sponsors and asset owners
Real estate finance	Typically USD 5m to USD 500m+	Developers, landowners and asset owners
Fund placement	Capital sought from USD 5m; fund strategy and fit assessed	Established and emerging fund managers
M&A advisory	Transactions from USD 5m; readiness and scope assessed	Owners, boards, buyers and sponsors
Private-market and pre-IPO access	Tickets from USD 5m per name; availability and eligibility apply	Qualified investors and institutions

Readiness

What we need to assess a mandate

Authority

You are an owner, board member, senior executive, authorised sponsor, investor, fund manager or instructed professional adviser.

Requirement

The amount, instrument, use of funds, jurisdiction and intended timetable can be stated clearly.

Materials

Financial information, ownership, current debt and relevant project or transaction materials are available or can be prepared.

Engagement

You are prepared to agree a written scope, retainer and success fee before work begins.

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Questions, answered

Mandate-fit questions

Matchpoint undertakes corporate finance, financing, M&A, fund-placement mandates and private-market tickets from USD 5 million upwards, subject to mandate fit, diligence, applicable regulation, capacity and a written engagement.

The enquiry should come from an owner, board member, senior executive, authorised sponsor, fund manager, investor or professional adviser who can confirm the authority to begin a confidential mandate discussion.

Relevant materials usually include a short company or project overview, historical and forecast financial information, the amount and use of funds, ownership and capital structure, current debt, proposed security and an indicative timetable.

Engagements ordinarily combine a written retainer with a success fee. Final terms depend on transaction size, complexity, jurisdiction and scope and are agreed before work begins.

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