The first output is a clear description of the block—not a broadcast of the buyer or seller. We collect the terms that matter and prepare a blind summary an institutional counterparty can assess.
For a purchase, we need the asset, target size, price parameters, timing and counterparty requirements. For a sale, we add authority to sell, availability of the block and conditions that can be supported.
We test the request with relevant relationships. If a counterparty wants to explore it, we confirm what may be disclosed to each side. Only then do we introduce the parties to run their own diligence and agree terms.
The useful outcome is a qualified conversation or a clear indication that the request is not ready or does not currently match. A submission does not promise a counterparty, price or execution.
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The block
Asset, side, size, price parameters, timing, authority and counterparty constraints.
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The blind teaser
Enough information to test fit without circulating the identity or sensitive details first.
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The introduction
Names shared with permission, only when both sides want to explore the transaction.