Purpose of the Session
To help you assess the potential returns, risks, and structure of an investment from the perspective of a professional investor.
For entrepreneurs and private investors who want to understand how to approach alternative investments. A 60-minute one-on-one session with an investor who has 15 years of experience and more than 40 investments in technology companies.
This is a one-on-one session for investors and entrepreneurs who want to explore opportunities in private markets, including venture capital, private equity, private credit, investment funds, and direct deals.
During the session, you can discuss a specific investment opportunity, the structure of the alternative investment portion of your portfolio, or key considerations to evaluate before making a decision.
To help you assess the potential returns, risks, and structure of an investment from the perspective of a professional investor.
You own a business, real estate, deposits, or public market assets and want to understand where alternative investments could fit within your capital structure.
You have been offered an opportunity to invest in a startup, fund, private equity, or private credit and would like a professional second opinion before making a decision.
You are ready to allocate part of your capital to alternative investments but are unsure how much to start with, how to assess the risks, or how to build a portfolio.
You hold several direct investments or stakes in companies or startups but lack an overall strategy, selection criteria, and a clear understanding of the next steps.
I have been offered the opportunity to invest $100,000 in a startup. Is this deal worth considering?
I want to allocate $500,000 to alternative investments. How should I structure this capital?
I have been offered an opportunity to invest in a fund. What should I assess beyond the projected returns?
I already hold several private investments. How can I assess my portfolio and determine the next steps?
A private credit opportunity offers annual returns of 15–20% in US dollars. What risks might be behind these figures?
What proportion of capital is reasonable to allocate to venture investments?
How should I conduct due diligence on a specific deal?
What questions should I ask a fund manager or deal sponsor before investing?
A professional investor’s perspective on your investment opportunity or capital structure.
An analysis of the key investment, financial, and structural risks to consider before making a decision.
A clear understanding of which metrics, documents, and deal terms require closer attention, as well as which questions to ask the other party.
Recommendations on further deal analysis, portfolio management, or the development of an alternative investment strategy.
A concise document outlining the key conclusions and recommended next steps.
Alim Khamitov is Co-Founder of MOST Holding and CEO of MOST Investment, with more than 15 years of experience in Central Asia’s investment ecosystem.
During this time, he has participated in more than 40 investments in technology companies, managed venture capital funds, and worked with private and institutional investors.
You complete a short questionnaire describing your investment situation, objectives, experience, the approximate amount of capital involved, and the questions you would like to discuss.
If you want to review a specific deal, you provide the available materials in advance: a pitch deck, financial model, deal terms, investment memorandum, or information about the fund.
Over 60 minutes, you and Alim will review:
ВYou receive a concise written summary outlining the key conclusions, identified risks, and recommended next steps.
Decide in advance how much you are considering investing, your intended investment horizon, acceptable level of risk, and expected outcome.
If you want to discuss a specific deal, submit all available materials before the consultation. This will allow the session to focus on substantive analysis.
Submit a consultation request to discuss your needs.
Yes. The session is suitable if you have already accumulated capital and are considering alternative investments but are unsure where to begin, how to assess the risks, or what proportion of your capital would be reasonable to allocate to this asset class.
Yes. You can discuss an opportunity to invest in a startup, private company, fund, private equity, or private credit. To ensure a more focused discussion, please submit the relevant materials in advance.
The purpose of the session is not to make the decision for you, but to help you assess the investment rationale, risks, deal structure, and any missing information. The final decision remains with the investor.
Usually about one hour.
Yes. The consultation can be held either online or in person in Almaty.