Why a blog, and why now.
For years we produced financial analysis that only our clients ever saw. This blog changes that. Every post will be a real fragment of our work: transactions we advise on, frameworks we apply, and market readings we cross-check against proprietary data.
proprietary analysis
PT, UK and NL
every publication
Four lines, one lens: analysis built on proprietary data.
We won't publish generic market commentary — plenty of other places do that. Every article is built on real transactions and mandates, across the four areas where we operate.
M&A · sell-side
Analysis of real transactions in sectors we know well. Pricing maps by sub-sector, buyer funds and valuation windows.
Outsourced CFO
Operating frameworks we apply in startups and mid-market: financial plan, KPIs, capital model and real templates.
Web3 · RWA tokenisation
Where traditional regulation meets the new rails. How real tokenisations are structured in Spain and the EU.
Alternative investment
How the portfolios of the family offices we advise are built. Off-consensus theses, manager selection and operational due diligence.
What you won't read here.
You won't find generic sector news, opinions without data, or universal recipes. You will find theses backed by cross-checked data, operating frameworks, transaction maps and pricing by sub-sector.
Three readers whose time we respect.
Founder holding or selling
Wants to know which fund buys, at what multiple and in what window. Here they'll find real examples of the right buyer, not templates.
CFO, outsourced or in-house
Looking for frameworks they can implement tomorrow, not academic theory. Here we share what we do on every mandate.
Institutional investor or family office
Wants to know which transactions close off the radar and the theses behind them. Here we cross proprietary data from closed mandates.
Quality over quantity.
We'll publish when we have something to say, not when the calendar says so. Expect between 2 and 4 papers or articles a month. Each one with a data point you won't find elsewhere.
No paywalls. No paid subscriptions. No tracking beyond the basics needed to understand which topics resonate.