Al Taiff provides independent financial advisory and structuring services, including corporate finance advisory, feasibility studies and business planning, fundraising and capital advisory, project finance structuring, EPC and EPC+F advisory, trade finance and financial instruments advisory, monetization frameworks, and industrial and manufacturing advisory.
Yes. Al Taiff prepares and coordinates feasibility studies, business plans, and market analyses designed to support investment decisions, financing discussions, and project development. These documents are structured to meet the expectations of banks, investors, and institutional stakeholders.
Yes. We advise on EPC contractor coordination and contractual structuring. EPC+F advisory is considered only where a sovereign guarantee or equivalent credit enhancement is in place, and our role remains strictly advisory and coordinative.
We advise on bank-supported instruments such as Letters of Credit (LC), Standby Letters of Credit (SBLC), Bank Comfort Letters (BCL), and related trade finance structures, arranged through recognized financial institutions.
Monetization advisory refers to structuring liquidity or funding frameworks based on eligible financial instruments issued by recognized banks. Al Taiff advises on structure, compliance, and counterparty alignment but does not provide monetization, funding, or guarantees.
Yes. Al Taiff advises on industrial and manufacturing projects, including machinery sourcing, production line procurement, feasibility assessment, and alignment of capital expenditure with financing and project structures. We do not sell, install, or operate machinery.
You may contact Al Taiff through the website contact form or by email. Following initial contact, an introductory discussion is arranged to understand your objectives and determine whether an advisory mandate is appropriate. All communications are treated with strict confidentiality.
Engagements begin with an initial discussion to understand the client’s objectives, project scope, and requirements. Based on this assessment, Al Taiff proposes a formal advisory mandate outlining scope, responsibilities, and timelines.