01 / THE PURPOSE
Criteria first, opportunity second.
Investors and lenders need to be assessed against their stated mandate and the transaction at hand. A past deal can inform a conversation but does not establish current appetite.
RAFT is shaping a process to hold reviewed criteria with permission, so capital providers can be considered for suitable briefs without turning every profile into a blanket invitation.
02 / THE JOURNEY
From first brief to a clear next step.
Share your goal, agree the brief with us and choose your next step. We will confirm the available scope before you begin.
- 01
Explain your current criteria
Share the markets, sectors, structures and approximate ticket range you are actively considering.
- 02
Confirm the mandate
Confirm the organisation, current appetite, ticket range, leverage and exclusions.
- 03
Agree relevant contact
Set how and when RAFT may use the criteria or introduce a suitable opportunity.
03 / THE BRIEF
What to have in mind.
You do not need to send private documents to start a conversation. These details help make the first conversation useful.
- Organisation and your role
- Geographies and real estate sectors
- Capital type, structure and ticket range
- Current appetite, leverage and exclusions
04 / YOUR CONTROL
A profile is not an open mandate.
RAFT should distinguish current stated criteria from research observations and historical activity. Your stated criteria remain private to RAFT. They are not listed publicly or shared as a blanket invitation.
- No live opportunity access follows from this page.
- Criteria need a source, owner and confirmation date.
- Ticket size should never be inferred from assets under management or past deal values.
GOOD TO KNOW
Common questions.
Will I see live projects after enquiring?
No. This is an initial conversation about your current criteria and how RAFT may work with capital providers.
Can we specify transactions we do not want?
Yes. Exclusions and structure preferences matter to relevance and should be part of a reviewed mandate.