Private Equity, Private Credit & Capital Sourcing

The Deal Flow Now Runs Through Private Channels

The fastest growing part of global finance is the part nobody sees on an exchange. Private credit has grown into a market that rivals the leveraged loan space, family offices increasingly invest directly rather than through funds, and the best transactions are sourced off-market through relationships rather than auctions. For an operator, being inside that flow matters more than any single deal.

Amar Alamar's work concentrates on two sides of that flow. On the sourcing side, he originates and evaluates transactions across commodity trade, energy, real assets, and digital infrastructure, filtering for genuine commercial substance rather than deal theatre. On the capital side, he connects qualifying opportunities with family office and institutional capital through his roles with Foundation Capital Partners and Blended Ventures, structuring debt, equity, and development finance around what a transaction actually requires rather than what a template says it should.

What Makes Sourcing a Discipline

Sourcing is not networking. It is the systematic evaluation of markets, counterparties, and structures over long horizons, so that when an opportunity matures, the counterparty already knows how you transact and the capital already understands the risk. Cross-border transactions add jurisdictional complexity, currency and regulatory exposure, and documentation practice gaps that defeat standardised approaches. Amar Alamar's international deal-making experience, spanning commodity trade, development finance, and private equity sourcing, exists precisely for that gap between where an opportunity sits and where the capital sits.