Our asset management team actively manages portfolios of complex instruments which are designed to enhance the wealth of our investors. The division constantly reviews its investment strategy and strives to develop new risk management approaches while exploring ways to increase returns. Our client centered philosophy aims to calibrate our decision-making to meet the unique preferences of our investors

Our corporate advisory division provides cutting edge services based on sound finance and economic principles. Our team deploys advanced analytical tools to devise client-specific solutions that address our client’s problems in areas such as asset valuation for purposes of mergers and acquisitions, capital budgeting, financial policies and market strategy, capital restructuring, balance sheet modeling, including stress-testing

Our economic research division uses advanced economic techniques to provide a wide range of quantitative analyses. Some of the products from this division include economic planning, strategy, policy analysis, budget optimization, forecasting, impact evaluation, scenario modeling based on simulation techniques, industry and company-specific analyses.

The division also maintains a suite of economic and financial models through which it conducts its routine reports. The models are formulated in a way flexible enough to respond to the specific needs of our clients. Our team also provides expert inputs to support legal cases where there are industrial disputes.

Our testifying experts are renowned for high quality, robust analysis, compelling argumentation, and clear communication style. An integral part of Ahmosis Capital’s role in damages cases involves constructing the counterfactual scenario (i.e. the scenario absent the conduct), in order to understand the impact of the conduct on prices, output, and profits of market participants.

To do this, we work closely with our clients to gain a deep understanding of their business and the different drivers of competition and prices. We use a broad variety of techniques for estimating the counterfactual, since the best method varies case by case depending on the availability of data, the nature of the product, and the environment in which companies operate.