Discretion works best with a clear process.
An opportunity outside public listings still needs careful evaluation. A private introduction is the beginning of a conversation about the asset, the investor’s objectives and the information needed to make a decision.
Start with the brief
A private search works best when the investor’s objectives are clear. Asset type, location and investment horizon give the sourcing process a useful focus.
Private does not mean unexamined.
Discretion needs a process
Confidential introductions should still lead to a structured review. Ask what information is available, how it can be verified and which details require specialist assessment.
Keep representation clear
Understand who each party represents. An independent buyer mandate should make the scope of advice and the acquisition process clear from the beginning.
Questions to take forward
- Who represents each party in the conversation?
- Which information is available for verification?
- How will confidentiality and next steps be agreed?
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