Emissary Holdings Information

Emissary Holdings is a global advisory firm specialising in the efficient management of disputes and political risks. In a world of heightened economic and geopolitical volatility, financial disputes are manifesting at increasing speed and scale, causing investors major losses and causing societies lost growth. Emissary works alongside top-tier business families, asset managers and corporate clients who seek to minimise expected losses arising from political and dispute risks, and maximise recoveries available from active disputes. Our mission is to reduce conflict and protect investor interests through leading-edge techniques for disputes analysis and management. Just as every private investment transaction bears different underlying characteristics, so too do disputes, which are transactions in reverse the unwinding of investment and commercial relationships. We assess every dispute or political risk event as a bespoke transaction with unique financial characteristics, describing the pathways to resolution and associated time-value outcomes. We then help our client design and implement a strategy for resolution, serving as project manager and trusted advisor. Our global team includes leading minds from the fields of international dispute resolution, corporate diplomacy and intelligence, finance, insurance and public affairs. Emissary aligns its incentives to the clients underlying financial and commercial wellbeing through use of fixed and incentive compensation. Emissary has been our consummate trusted advisor. When we were facing a dispute with many cross-border pitfalls, Emissary helped us develop a 360-degree view of the case, assemble the strongest possible advisory team, and align our strategy for the most expeditious recovery. From risk identification to resolution and recovery, we advise our clients throughout the lifecycle of their high-stakes investments and disputes. Dispute risks manifest and mature over the lifecycle of an investment. At each stage of the lifecycle, the Emissary team evaluates ...