Why our opportunities aren't public
A question we're asked often — and one worth answering openly. The way we introduce opportunities reflects the way our clients, vendors and network expect us to operate.
Vendor Confidentiality
Many vendors choose to sell discreetly — protecting staff, tenants, trading performance or wider commercial interests. A public listing simply isn't an option.
Shared Only Under NDA
Certain opportunities are only shared once a non-disclosure agreement is in place, particularly where operating information or sensitive data is involved.
Proof of Funds
Some instructions require confirmation of funds or investment capacity before further information is released — a standard courtesy to serious vendors.
Matched to Buyer Criteria
Others are distributed only to buyers whose acquisition criteria — sector, geography, ticket size, hold period — genuinely align with the brief.
Not Re-Marketed
We do not forward opportunities we have received in confidence to a wider audience. Introductions are made privately, to a small number of qualified buyers.
For qualified buyers, the process of becoming known to us is straightforward. A short, confidential registration allows us to understand your criteria and only ever introduce opportunities that are genuinely relevant.
Interested in discussing an opportunity in confidence?