Reach built through decades of institutional relationships and cross-border execution.
Where We Operate. Who We Serve.
Our practice is built on the depth of relationships and sector knowledge accumulated across two decades of work in and alongside the institutions that shape economies. We know how sovereign mandates are structured, how institutional capital allocates, and how policy priorities translate into market opportunity.
That knowledge is organised across five regions and eleven sectors - not as a directory, but as an integrated body of insight. A cross-border energy mandate draws on our understanding of regulatory environments in three jurisdictions simultaneously. A healthcare acquisition requires fluency in both institutional capital and operating models. This is how we work.
5
Regions
11
Sectors
40+
Years Combined Leadership Experience
Our Geographies
Our advisory integrates insight across geographies, spanning the Middle East & North Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa, Europe, Asia, and Latin America, enabling us to identify convergence opportunities and structure strategies that draw on the full breadth of our global practice.
Our home market and deepest area of expertise. We advise governments, sovereign wealth funds, and institutional investors across the Gulf Cooperation Council and wider Middle East and North Africa.
Our Clients
We work with a defined set of institutional and private clients whose mandates demand discretion, depth, and long-term thinking.
Advising ministries and government entities on sector development, capital attraction, and strategic initiatives aligned with national economic priorities.
Our Sectors
We concentrate our expertise across eleven sectors where capital deployment creates the greatest strategic value. Each represents a distinct investment landscape shaped by institutional capital, sovereign priorities, and cross-border opportunity.
Financial Services & Asset Management
Cross-border M&A, fund formation, and strategic partnerships across financial institutions, asset management platforms, and institutional capital structures for sovereign, family office, and institutional investors.
$2.2T
GCC AUM (2024)
9%
Annual AUM Growth
$7.3T
Projected GCC SWF Assets by 2030
Sources: Global SWF, EY