For investors and operators
Opportunities, properly assessed.
For investors and operators pursuing value in Lebanon and the region — including business and real estate opportunities with a long horizon — assessed on fundamentals, structured, and verified on the ground.
Opportunities in Lebanon
Long-term opportunities
Business and real estate opportunities across sectors — logistics, infrastructure, technology, tourism, and real estate — where structural change supports value over a long horizon.
Matched to the client
Each opportunity is weighed against the client's objectives, time horizon, and appetite for risk.
Assessed before acted on
Each opportunity is tested on its fundamentals — what must hold for it to work — before any capital is committed.
Finding and assessing
Opportunity sourcing
Identifying undervalued or high-growth positions against a defined thesis.
Due diligence
Financial, valuation, title, and counterparty review.
Structuring and entry
Deal and entity structuring
Operating company, holding company, and trust arrangements, coordinated with legal and tax specialists.
Capital flow
How capital enters and how returns are taken out — structured and documented to bank standard.
Alongside the investor
Negotiation and deal strategy
Leverage, terms, and structure, on the principal's side of the table.
Representation and oversight
On-the-ground verification through and after a transaction.
For family offices
Independent second opinion
A conflict-free reading of a mandate, a manager, or a product being proposed.
Representative matters
An acquisition, underwritten
Before an acquisition in Lebanon, we reviewed the financials, the valuation, and the counterparty, and set out the structure for entry.
A second opinion
A family office was being offered a mandate by a private bank. We read it independently — the terms, the costs, and the conflicts — with nothing to sell.
Capital, structured in
For an investor entering from abroad, we set out how capital would enter and how returns would be taken out, documented to bank standard.
A long-horizon position
An investor was weighing a Lebanese opportunity tied to regional development. We set out the fundamentals, the timeline, and what would have to hold for it to work, and structured a measured entry.
Representative of the matters the practice handles. Details are composite; no client is identified.
Independence
Independent. No products to sell. No commission from any bank or fund.
The practice is paid only by the client it acts for. Legal, notarial, and tax matters are referred to qualified specialists.
By appointment