Frequently Asked
Questions

We typically advise on capital structures starting at USD 15 million for growth equity, and USD 20 million for corporate debt and project finance. For complex M&A advisory or highly strategic restructurings, we evaluate mandates on a case-by-case basis.

No. Graystone Capital operates strictly as an independent, conflict-free advisory firm. Our sole mandate is to achieve the best outcome for our clients by sourcing and structuring the right capital from our global network of institutional investors, banks, and family offices.

We maintain an active, on-the-ground presence across 12 markets, anchoring our operations through regulatory hubs in Singapore and Dubai. We are fully compliant with the regulatory frameworks across the Southeast Asian, GCC, and selected African markets in which we execute transactions.

While deal dynamics vary, a standard Series B or C equity fundraise generally requires 4 to 6 months from initial engagement to financial close. This includes our intensive deal preparation phase, roadshows, term sheet negotiations, and final due diligence.

Our proprietary network spans tier-one private equity funds, sovereign wealth funds, ultra-high-net-worth family offices, and strategic corporate investors. We actively curate the investor list for each mandate to ensure strategic alignment beyond just capital.

Yes. We advise management teams and founders on the structural, financial, and governance prerequisites required for a successful public listing, often raising a final round of pre-IPO crossover capital to anchor the valuation prior to the public offering.

Absolutely. With our strong presence in the GCC and Southeast Asia, our Islamic finance desk advises on the full range of Shariah-compliant solutions, including Sukuk issuance, Islamic project finance, and hybrid conventional-Islamic debt structures.

Yes. Cross-border leveraged finance is a core competency. We structure and arrange acquisition facilities by syndicating debt across international banking syndicates, credit funds, and mezzanine lenders to optimize the weighted average cost of capital.

We manage the entire capital stack for infrastructure projects. This involves developing robust financial models, structuring risk allocation among stakeholders, and securing long-term non-recourse or limited-recourse debt from commercial banks and multilateral agencies.