Finquest combines the use of smart predictive algorithms, a proprietary database, and industry expertise
Finquest, a global platform to foster cross-border mid-market direct investments in Asia, has launched its solution to combine a database of M&A and investment professionals with analytic technology and industry expertise to build bridges between global investors, M&A advisors, and Asian mid-market companies.
The company supports three specific groups: institutional investors looking to strengthen and diversify their direct investment portfolios; reputable Corporate Finance and M&A advisors who want to enlarge their global access to investors and close deals faster; and companies who need to finance their next stage of growth or seek acquisitions or exit opportunities.
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Finquest has built its own database that covers over 20,000 organisations from the global investment community, M&A advisors and mid-market companies.
The platform generates results using machine learning techniques that continuously fine-tune the algorithms. These results are then curated by Finquest’s team of analysts to generate a short list of potential introductions that best meets the needs of its clients.
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To maintain privacy and information confidentiality, no profile or deal information is visible on the platform, until an introduction is made.
“Finquest is a strong believer in the unique combination of proprietary database, smart predictive algorithms, and human capital to deliver the most relevant and actionable curated introductions to its clients,” said Tanguy Lesselin, CEO and Co-Founder at Finquest.
“We are providing a convenient gateway to an untapped but booming investment universe,” he added.
Founded in 2016, Singapore-based Finquest has operations in Hong Kong and Luxembourg.
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