Achieving the optimal financial structure is crucial for the growth and sustainability of your any business organisation.
Financial Planning & Analysis
Develop a robust financial strategy for long term success.
Capital Structure Analysis: Assessing and optimizing your current capital structure. Financial Modeling: Creating detailed financial models to forecast future performance. Risk Management : Identifying and mitigating financial risks. Cash Flow Management: Ensuring adequate liquidity for operations and growth
Debt Financing
Optimize your capital structure with the right mix of debt.
Loan Structuring: Identifying and arranging suitable loan facilities from various banks. Debt Restructuring: Reorganizing existing debt to improve cash flow. Syndicated Loans: Coordinating multi lender loans for large financing needs
Equity Financing
Enhance your financial strength through equity solutions.
Venture Capital & Private Equity: Securing investment from venture capitalists and private equity firms. Public Offerings: Guidance on Initial Public Offerings (IPO) and secondary offerings. Equity Crowdfunding: Exploring crowdfunding as a viable equity financing option. Convertible Securities: Structuring convertible bonds and preferred stocks.
Hybrid Financing
Leverage the benefits of both debt and equity.
Mezzanine Financing: Combining debt and equity features for flexible financing. Convertible Debt: Issuing debt that can be converted into equity. Preferred Equity: Structuring equity that provides fixed dividends.
Compliance
(Taxation and Other)
Business Financial Structuring
(Debt & Equity)
FAQ
- Initial approval where an individual or a company submits an application for approval of the activities intended for the said business.
- Ensuring all legal requirements are met by the investor. This includes authentication of the investor’s identification, educational qualifications and all financial matters involved in the establishment of the business.
- Verification of the business premises and issuance of the investor visa.
- Depending on the company type, there are different types of visa requirements in UAE. To live and work in UAE, every foreign national needs a residence visa and in order to employ staff in your organization the manager of the company must have a residence visa which will then allow the company to recruit staff. Offshore incorporations do not require residence visas as these do not entitle the holder to do business in UAE. Free zone incorporations allow for the issuance of residence visas depending on the size of the establishment.
- There are more than 40 Free Zones operating in UAE, with over 20 free zones in Dubai alone. M2 Consulting can make things simple for you by helping you choose the right free zone for your business.
- No income or capital gain tax for individuals.
- No corporate tax.
- No duties on imports or exports.
- 100% foreign ownership.
- No recruitment problems as UAE has a large number of skilled professionals and un-skilled labor.
- Attractive working environment.
- No restrictions on currency.
- Excellent support services from free zone authorities and the Government of UAE.
- A mainland company is a non-free zone setup registered with the approval of Department of Economic development (DED) that allows the investor to freely conduct business operations in any area within UAE.
- Conduct business in any part of UAE
- Better deals in renting offices and warehouses
- Gets investor visa and invite family to live them in UAE
- Investor becomes partner in the business
- Easily get employee visas for foreign labor