PRIVATE WEALTH

Introductions following reported equity sales.

Keystne identifies executives whose publicly reported share sales fall within a private wealth firm’s agreed criteria. I review what the disclosure actually shows, then establish whether an introduction would be relevant and welcome. A transaction alone is never the introduction.

For private wealth firms

Tell me the executives your firm serves, the size and type of client relationship it is equipped to handle, its geographic coverage, and who would lead the first conversation. I use those criteria when reviewing a reported transaction.

For private wealth firms

Tell me the executives your firm serves, the size and type of client relationship it is equipped to handle, its geographic coverage, and who would lead the first conversation. I use those criteria when reviewing a reported transaction.

For executives

If you have recently sold company shares and would like to speak with a private wealth firm, I can make an introduction after learning what kind of firm and conversation would be useful to you. The firm provides any financial advice; Keystne makes the introduction.

How I assess a possible introduction

01 / CHECK THE DISCLOSURE

Confirm that the reported transaction is a sale, along with its date and reported value. Do not treat a tax withholding, gift, or transfer as a sale.

02 / CHECK RELEVANCE

Compare the situation with the firm’s agreed client criteria. Establish whether the executive wants to speak with a private wealth firm.

03 / INTRODUCE

If both sides want the conversation, make a direct introduction with only the context each has agreed to share.

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