For family offices
A family office that invests directly runs into the same limits: a small team, deals that arrive unevenly, markets it wants to cover without an office there, co-investors who expect formal reporting, and principals who want one clear view of the portfolio. Alehar supplies the investment and investor relations capacity, with a team in Dubai, Singapore and India. The decisions stay with the family.
Alehar has published 9 guides for family offices: on direct investing without a full team, deal coverage in India and Southeast Asia, first outside co-investors, and reporting principals read. Updated August 2026.
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Deal flow comes in bursts, diligence compresses around a live opportunity, and the portfolio needs attention at the same time. A fractional investment team covers sourcing, screening, diligence and the investment memo, while the investment committee keeps the decision.
India and Southeast Asia can matter to the strategy long before a local office makes sense. Alehar's team in Dubai, Singapore and India covers these markets for foreign investors: the market map, the source relationships, screening against your mandate and diligence coordination when a deal goes live. The mandate and the decision stay with you.
Once an outside family, executive or institution invests alongside the office, reporting, access and decision rights have to be written down. The aim is not to look like a fund manager. It is to make the shared investment reliable without depending on informal habits.
Custodians, fund managers and portfolio companies all send information. The job is one controlled view that leads with the decisions required and shows only the evidence needed to make them, with definitions that do not shift from quarter to quarter.
Every engagement maps to one of three services. Which one applies depends on whether the work is a deal, the portfolio, or the investors.
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Client stories
Three engagements on the investor side of the table: an investment analysis for a home healthcare deal, a lease-to-equity structure for a pet-hotel chain, and a private aviation investment assessed for long-term yield.
Each guide covers one decision in enough detail to act on. The India and Southeast Asia guides sit here because those markets are the reason many family offices come to us.
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