Five ways
we actually help.

A sector is a place to work; service is the shape that work takes. The five services below describe what we deliver — not what we say we do.

We are equally at home with a fund placement, a long-cycle supply contract, the assembly of a hospital, or the introduction that closes a strategic alliance. Engagements move through a small, partner-led team and report to a single named principal at the firm.

Reviewing documents

A mandate produces concrete artefacts — letters, term sheets, dossiers, files. Not slide decks.

Image 01·Engagement file
i.

Investment placement

Placement of private and corporate capital into sector-led opportunities — from a small co-investment to a structured private placement at scale.

  • Private placements & co-investment
  • Fund introductions, family-office desks
  • Cross-border structuring with partner counsel
ii.

Acquisitions & procurement

Sourcing of high-value goods and services — minerals, equipment, pharma, capital plant — with the documentation and oversight an institutional buyer expects.

  • Sourcing & supplier selection
  • Contracting, certification, & provenance
  • Quality assurance and pre-shipment inspection
iii.

Strategic logistics

Institutional logistics across health, agriculture, security, and defense — from origin documentation to last-mile delivery in challenging geographies.

  • End-to-end logistics & cold-chain
  • Customs, licensing & end-user clearance
  • Field installation, training, handover
iv.

Alliances & partnerships

Introductions and structuring for joint ventures, corporate alliances, and long-term commercial partnerships across our regions of operation.

  • Counterparty mapping & introductions
  • JV structuring & governance
  • Post-deal stewardship
v.

Supply-chain security

Securing the circuits that institutional buyers depend on — long-cycle contracts, redundancy, traceability, and the relationships behind them.

  • Framework agreements & off-take
  • Supplier diversification & redundancy
  • Traceability and compliance reviews
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A bespoke mandate

If your need does not fit a neat category, write us. The most interesting mandates we have closed began as a private conversation.

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Deliverables

What lands
on your desk.

A Prestige mandate produces concrete artefacts — not slide decks. The list below is the documentation we typically deliver across a full engagement.

01

Mandate letter

Confidential · countersigned

A short, written remit — scope, exclusions, fees, jurisdiction, timeline. Signed by both parties before any work begins.

02

Sourcing memorandum

Counterparties & terms

A vetted shortlist of suppliers, operators, or capital partners — with diligence notes, references, and indicative terms.

03

Term sheet

Commercial · legal

A working term sheet drafted with partner counsel — price, payment, delivery, warranties, governing law, dispute mechanism.

04

Logistics dossier

Origin · transit · clearance

Where physical goods are involved: shipment plans, certificates of origin, end-user paperwork, insurance, and last-mile handover.

05

Stewardship file

Post-close · annual

A short annual review covering performance against the mandate, successor purchases, and any audit or compliance correspondence.

Engagement

Three ways to begin.

Model A

Single mandate

A defined engagement with a fixed remit and timeline. Most common for one-off acquisitions, capital introductions, or strategic alliances.

Typical horizon
3 – 9 months
Model B

Annual retainer

A standing relationship for clients with multiple, rolling needs — typically institutional buyers, family offices, and corporate treasuries.

Typical horizon
12 months +
Model C

Joint venture

A co-invested or co-developed structure where Prestige takes a stewardship role alongside the principal. Reserved for long-cycle work.

Typical horizon
3 – 7 years

A mandate begins with a private conversation.

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