Fourteen registers, five countries, live
We find companies and people the moment money moves, and connect them to the firms built for that moment.
Insider stock sales, business sales, fresh funding, public contracts, enforcement actions. Every signal below is read straight from a public register as it publishes, then verified before it reaches the desk.
No lists for sale. No mass outreach on your behalf. One desk, one introduction at a time.
On the Desk
Last sweepWhatever moved money today, across every register we read.
- 2026-08-06Officer cession filed: $79.2M of Arista Networks stock, seller Andreas Bechtolsheim.SEC Form 144Insider sale · US
- 2026-08-06Business sold in France: EXPO 3000, EUR 1,350,000. Seller side now liquid.BODACCBusiness sale · FR
- 2026-08-06Officer cession filed: $46.2M of SharkNinja stock, seller Mark Barrocas.SEC Form 144Insider sale · US
- 2026-06-30SBA loan approved, not yet funded: Sapphire Glacier LLC, $5.0M, Montana.SBA 7(a) FOIALoan approved · US
- 2026-08-06Business sold in France: DAMIANI PARIS SAS, EUR 1,300,000.BODACCBusiness sale · FR
- 2026-08-06Cession filed: $11.1M of Paylocity Holding stock, seller Steven I. Sarowitz.SEC Form 144Insider sale · US
- 2026-06-30SBA loan approved, not yet funded: Mountaintop Holdings LLC, $4.76M, Pennsylvania.SBA 7(a) FOIALoan approved · US
- 2026-08-06Cession filed: $10.4M of Snap Inc stock, seller Robert C. Murphy.SEC Form 144Insider sale · US
The desk is live. When both sides of a situation above want the same conversation, we make one introduction. If your firm serves companies or people in these moments, one of them may already involve you.
Why wealth advisors still grow by accident
Ask a wealth advisor where their last five clients came from and you get the same three answers in the same order: a referral, somewhere in the network, and a friend of a client. Ask where the next five are coming from and the answer is a version of the same place, hopefully.
This is a profession that manages other people's futures with models and rebalancing schedules, and manages its own growth with luck. The strange part is that nobody inside the industry finds this strange. Referrals feel premium, so the randomness gets read as exclusivity. But a referral is just a trust transfer with no schedule. It arrives when it arrives.
Meanwhile the moment that creates a client is a matter of public record. A founder files to sell stock. A business changes hands at a registry. A loan is approved and the money has a date on it. The event is published; almost nobody is reading.
We read it. That is the whole desk. And the advisor is only the clearest example: swap in a lender, an acquirer, a remediation consultancy, a sales team that needs freshly funded buyers, and the story is identical. The moment is published. Somebody should be there when it is.
How the desk works
1
A signal fires in a public register.
Fourteen engines across the US, UK, France, Spain and Norway watch insider filings, business sales, loan approvals, contract awards and enforcement actions.
2
We verify it and price the moment.
Every situation is checked against the primary source before it reaches the desk. No scraped guesses, no stale lists.
3
One introduction, when both sides want it.
We connect the person in the moment with the firm built for it. That is the entire product.