Engagement Type
Buy-Side Advisory
Source-to-close support for strategic and PE acquirers building positions in payments, fintech, SaaS, and AI.
What we do
Buy-Side Advisory: what's actually involved.
We work with corporate development teams, PE platforms, and strategic acquirers building positions in our verticals. We source proprietary targets that don't appear in public bank pitches, conduct strategic outreach under your banner, support diligence, and help structure deals for integration success.
Core deliverables
- Proprietary target identification
- Strategic outreach under buyer banner
- Valuation framework and offer strategy
- Diligence facilitation
- Deal structuring for integration
- Multi-target roll-up programs
$10B+
Transaction volume facilitated
209+
Deals closed
80%
Close rate on deals taken to market
25+
Years of payments M&A expertise
Frequently asked
The questions buyers and sellers ask first.
Does 733Park represent buyers?
Yes. Buy-side advisory is roughly a third of our practice. We work with strategic acquirers and PE platforms on proprietary target sourcing, outreach, diligence support, and deal structuring.
What does buy-side advisory cost?
Buy-side mandates are structured as a retainer plus success fee. The success fee is typically a sliding percentage of transaction value, with the structure agreed up front and documented in the engagement letter.
How long does a buy-side search take?
Search timelines depend on category breadth and target criteria. Most mandates produce qualified targets within 30 to 60 days and a closed transaction within six to twelve months.
Do you work on roll-up programs?
Yes. We support PE platforms and strategic acquirers running multi-target roll-up programs in payments, fintech, and SaaS. Repeated engagements typically receive program-level fee structures.
Thinking about a deal? Let's talk before you do anything irreversible.
Whether you are 18 months from an exit or already have a buyer at the door, the first conversation is free, confidential, and short.
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