Government-originated projects rarely arrive in a form institutional capital can underwrite. We close that gap — from London, under English law, on the ground where the projects originate.
Incorporated in London as an English limited liability partnership
8
Years of practice
Cross-border transaction advisory across the Caucasus, Central Asia and the Gulf
London
Home jurisdiction
Registered office in London; mandates contracted under English law
Tbilisi
Regional base
On-the-ground origination and delivery across the Caucasus and Central Asia
Our clients are sovereign wealth funds, development finance institutions, institutional investors and family offices. Our counterparties are the governments, state-owned enterprises and sponsors that originate the assets they want to own.
Capabilities
Service lines
A single, integrated advisory mandate from diagnostic through to financial close.
01
Capital Structuring
Optimal debt/equity architecture, holding and SPV structures, shareholder and intercreditor terms, tax-efficient cross-border flows.
02
Project Finance
Bankability review, financial modelling, risk allocation, lender engagement and syndication for greenfield and brownfield infrastructure.
03
PPP and Concessions
Concession and PPP structuring, government support packages, availability and demand-risk models, procurement and bid advisory.
04
Islamic Finance
Shariah-compliant structures — Murabaha, Ijara, Istisna'a and Sukuk — opening GCC and Islamic institutional capital to new jurisdictions.
05
Capital Markets
Eurobond issuance, private placements, pre-IPO preparation and IPO advisory, including listing venue and readiness assessment.
06
M&A and FDI
Buy- and sell-side M&A, joint ventures, market-entry structuring, investor targeting and government relations for inbound strategic capital.
Contracted from London. Delivered on the ground across three connected regions — a structuring jurisdiction, a project pipeline, and a capital pool.
Structuring jurisdiction
Georgia and the Caucasus
Georgia
Armenia
Azerbaijan
An extensive double-tax-treaty network, DCFTA access to the EU and free-industrial-zone regimes make Georgia an efficient home for cross-border holding and SPV structures beneath the English-law contracting layer.
Project pipeline
Central Asia
Uzbekistan
Kazakhstan
Kyrgyzstan
Tajikistan
State-led privatisation, PPP and infrastructure programmes generating large, government-originated mandates that need international structuring to reach institutional investors.
Capital pool
MENA and the Gulf
UAE
Saudi Arabia
Qatar
Kuwait
Sovereign wealth funds, Islamic financial institutions and family offices with explicit mandates to deploy into frontier infrastructure and real assets.
Pipeline
Eleven live mandates across six markets
The pipeline is deliberately weighted towards signed, fee-bearing delivery rather than untested origination.
Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Georgia, Moldova, Guyana, trans-regional
4
Signed instruments
Engagement letters and a government-level MOU
6
High priority
In active delivery or advanced negotiation
Contact
Let us look at the structure
Most conversations start with a short diagnostic: is the project financeable as it stands, what would have to change, and which pools of capital would realistically look at it.