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Capital, carefully placed.
We help growth companies and project sponsors raise equity, and introduce them to specialist lending partners for debt. Every opportunity is assessed in depth before we introduce it.
Three ways we help capital move
From first conversation to close, we work alongside founders and sponsors, and the investors who back them.
Equity capital raising
Seed, growth, project and platform equity. We help shape the raise and run the process through to close.
Debt introductions
We don’t lend. We introduce companies and projects to a specialist lending partner and support them through to terms.
Investor relationships
Family offices, institutions and private investors across the Gulf and beyond, matched to the opportunities that fit them.
Four sectors, every stage from seed to project capital
We follow quality, not a single sector. Live mandates are never named publicly.
Selective by design
We take on a small number of mandates, and only those we would be comfortable putting in front of our own network.
Request our opportunity overview
Eight current opportunities, from seed to pre-IPO and platform capital, each re-read from the issuer’s own materials and assessed on the same stage-adjusted framework.
- A summary of every opportunity: sector, stage and capital sought
- Our view of each case, what supports it and what we still need to see
- How much of each case is verified today, and how much rests on forecasts
Company names are withheld. The overview is confidential and for professional and other eligible investors only. We review every request and send the document personally.
Thank you. We review every request ourselves and will send the overview personally, usually within one working day.
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Not an offer, solicitation or investment advice. All opportunities remain subject to full due diligence and investor eligibility.
Raising equity or looking for a lender?
We take on a limited number of mandates each year, typically USD 2 million to USD 1 billion, from seed through to project capital.
Submit your raiseFamily offices, institutions and private investors.
Tell us the sectors, stages and ticket sizes you look at, and we’ll be in touch.
Investor enquiriesLeadership
Senior deal-making and capital relationships, combined with the discipline of a wealth manager.
Jamie FletcherCEO & FounderJamie came to the UAE in 2013 and spent the following decade advising families across the region, building the relationships and local understanding that Fortis Arbor is founded on. He started the firm in 2023 and today leads both divisions, sitting at the table on capital raises that together run to hundreds of millions of dollars. A husband and father of two, he spends his time away from the office with his family, in the gym or diving, and believes that personal and professional growth go hand in hand.
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Victoria LambrianidiSenior Adviser, Strategic RelationshipsVictoria has lived and worked across Europe, the Middle East and Asia, developing business in the UK, the Gulf and emerging markets. Along the way she has earned the trust of entrepreneurs, investors, senior executives and government ministers. Her background spans wealth management, entrepreneurship and strategic partnerships, and at Fortis Arbor Capital she focuses on opening new markets and building long-term relationships. She speaks English, Russian and Lithuanian.
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Arvin RamtuhulDirector, Private Capital & Family OfficesArvin has more than 30 years in financial services across the UK and the UAE. He trained in law before moving into banking, holding roles with major UK banks and brokerages and rising to become a director of a brokerage. He relocated to Dubai in 2010 and spent his first decade there working on asset allocation for one of the region’s largest end-of-service benefit schemes. Today he connects investors, family offices and business owners with Fortis Arbor Capital’s private capital opportunities. He is a Chartered Member of the CISI.
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