Corporate advisory for ambitious founders
We help growth-stage companies raise capital, execute transactions and manage investors — clearly and on time.
How We Help
Capital Raising
Structured raises for growth and acquisition, built for sophisticated investors.
Transaction Support
Due diligence, terms, and execution discipline to protect both sides.
Strategic Advisory
Clarity on growth, capital structure, and risk so decisions stick.
Corporate Advisory Services
Capital Strategy
Clarify how much to raise, when, and under what structure.
Investor Readiness
Prepare compelling pitch materials, financial models, and terms.
Introductions & Access
Connect with wholesale and sophisticated investors.
Transaction management
From term sheets to closing, we guide you through every step.
Ongoing Support
Post-raise strategy, governance, and growth planning.
How we ensure a better future for our investors
Discovery
Experience
Trust
Compliance
Growth
Security
Opportunities | For Whoelsale Investors Only
Current and Upcoming
Helping Our Clients Find the Right Investment Fit
At Balanced Horizon Partners, we focus on matching investors with the opportunities that best align with their goals, timelines, and risk appetite. While we feature select opportunities on our website, not every option is published online. Speaking directly with our team ensures you’ll gain access to the most relevant deals and tailored advice.
Debt Instruments
Debt instruments are designed to provide steady returns through interest payments. They are often backed by assets such as property or business acquisitions, giving investors additional security. Because returns are fixed, they offer predictability and are generally suited to those seeking reliable income with lower risk. Common examples include convertible notes, secured lending, and private credit.
Equity Instruments
Equity instruments give investors an ownership stake in a business or project. Returns are linked to growth, profits, or dividends, which can create significant upside if the venture succeeds. They carry higher uncertainty, but also the potential for meaningful long-term gains. Equity is typically suited to investors prepared to accept more variability in exchange for growth opportunities, such as strategic equity stakes or growth capital.
Growth-Stage Fintech Platform
Convertible Note – 10% interest, 3-year term, with the option to convert into equity at maturity.
Private Venture Capital Fund
Venture Capital – Acquire equity in a high-growth start-up through units in a structured venture vehicle.
Private Asset Management Services
Private Equity Fund – Gain equity exposure in your chosen sector by purchasing units in a managed private equity fund.
Our Partner Network
VC Lawyers — Legal guidance for venture and corporate structuring.
Licensed Professionals
Our partners are licensed, regulated professionals with deep experience in financial services. Their support enables us to consult with the right people when needed.
Specialist Support
Their backing allows us to consult with the right people when needed, ensuring each opportunity is structured with care.
Enhanced Opportunities
Through these relationships, we can extend access to services and investment options that go beyond the public market.
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Promoting Agencies
2.5K+
Investor Leads
7M+
Funds Raised
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Completed Projects
Meet Our Team
Michael Lamb
Managing Director
Adil Mohiuddin
Executive Partner
For Me, business is about making sure everything is fair for all parties involved. There’s no need for headaches and complications. If every one is getting along then its smooth sailing and happy days.
Adil Mohiuddin
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