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Introducers & Referral Partners

Introduce a client, with confidence.

Wealth managers, private bankers, corporate-finance and M&A advisers, brokers and family offices: introduce a shareholder who holds a concentrated listed position to Black Haven — under a written, confidential and remunerated arrangement.

Benefits
For the introducer

The benefits of partnership.

01 · How it works
The introduction

From a name to a funded facility.

You tell us, in confidence, that a client holds a concentrated listed position and may want liquidity. Once a short mutual NDA is in place you make the introduction; we take the client through indicative terms, structuring and funding, and keep you informed at each stage.

02 · The agreement
In writing

A short introducer agreement, before any name is shared.

Every introducer relationship is set out in a brief written agreement signed before a client is named. It defines what counts as an introduction, how you are remunerated, confidentiality and non-circumvention, and how long an introduction stays registered to you.

03 · Compensation
How you are paid

Remunerated on completion.

Introducers are remunerated under that agreement — typically a one-off introduction fee or a share of the facility’s arrangement economics, agreed in writing up front and paid once the client is funded. There is never a charge to you, and nothing is asked of your client beyond the facility itself.

04 · Confidentiality
Protected

Mutual NDA and non-circumvention.

We sign a mutual non-disclosure and non-circumvention agreement before you disclose a client. Your relationship is protected: we do not approach your client for other business, and your introduction is not shared outside the transaction team.

05 · Attribution
Registered to you

Your introduction, logged and protected.

Each introduction is registered to you on receipt and remains attributed to you for the period set out in your agreement — so a successful financing is credited to you even if your contact at the client changes.

06 · Who to refer
Eligibility

Concentrated holders of listed companies.

The strongest introductions are founders, executives, controlling or substantial shareholders and family offices holding a concentrated position in a liquid listed company, in any of our 44 markets. We act for professional and institutional counterparties only.

07 · FAQ
Introducers

Frequently asked.

01Is there a formal introducer agreement?
Yes. A short written agreement is signed before any client is named; it sets out remuneration, confidentiality, non-circumvention and how long an introduction is attributed to you.
02How and when am I paid?
Under the agreement, once the client is funded. The basis — a one-off introduction fee or a share of arrangement economics — is agreed in writing up front.
03Will you approach my client directly?
No. A mutual non-circumvention agreement prevents it; we do not solicit your client for other business.
04Who can I introduce?
Holders of a concentrated, liquid listed position — founders, executives, substantial shareholders, family offices — for professional and institutional counterparties only.

A client to introduce?

Write to us in confidence; we put the agreement in place before any name is exchanged.