We work in wealth management. Using our own methods we build links with high-net-worth individuals, then charge the wealth management firm a fixed fee for the introduction to that individual.
We have served clients in this market.
Operators with a money-in-motion event: an executive who has just sold stock, or a founder-held government contractor near an exit window.
Registered investment advisers, family-office specialists and M&A advisers who want that client and pay a fixed fee for the introduction.
A sale tells us the moment someone came into money. We read the signal, decide whether the person is worth one message, and send exactly one question. When they name their own gap, we find the specialist who fits it.
Falah gives no investment advice, touches no funds and never takes a percentage of assets or of a transaction. The fee is fixed, one-time and paid before any name changes hands. That one clause is what keeps the work an introduction.
| Lane | What it is | Signal |
|---|---|---|
| Discretionary sale | They chose the timing. Fresh cash, fresh thinking. | Preferred |
| Scheduled sale | Set months ago. Mechanical. | Second tier |
| Under $3M, or a director only | Not worth the message. | Skip |
We work in wealth management. Using our own methods we build links with high-net-worth individuals, starting from signals that show someone just came into money. We then charge the wealth management firm a fixed fee for the introduction to that individual.
If you have just sold a company or stock, we introduce you to the wealth manager that fits you. It costs you nothing. The firm pays a fixed fee for the introduction. We never take a percentage of your assets and we never touch your money.
Fixed fee, paid by the adviser, never by the individual. Regulated firms’ compliance wording on disclosure always wins; we negotiate only the commercial point.
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