Our leadership features nearly a decade of operational and advisory experience in investment, corporate finance and financial management support to the satellite telecommunications and aerospace sectors.

Satellite Telecommunications
Aperture Financial clearly recognizes the far-reaching and revolutionary benefits that satellite technologies pass on to the global society. In fact, satellite systems play an important role in the infrastructure that supports to the global economy. The effectiveness of critical operations such as homeland security, disaster management and national security are hugely dependent on satellite assets.

The applications of satellite technology support more than half of the estimated $100 billion dollars generated annually by the global satellite industry.

Satellites provide a wide range of services to a broad spectrum of end users from governments to corporations to individual users. The advantages of satellites (large footprint, point-to-multipoint broadcast abilities) make them ideal for many tasks:

· TV and radio broadcasting
· Cable content and distribution
· Corporate and Government telephony and data networks
· Diversified media and entertainment
· Broadband internet access
· Wireless communications

Aperture Financial will leverage its extensive network of experts in these areas to support our clients’ satellite telecommunications technology related efforts.

Aerospace, Defense and Government
The civilian and commercial aerospace and aviation industry covers six major industry segments: aircraft and parts; guided missiles; search, detection, and navigation; air transportation; satellite communications; and space research.

The industry has experienced sweeping changes such as competition, turbulent airline environment and shifts in government procurement policies. Furthermore, cost pressures continue to drive consolidation across many sectors.

In light of the current high-security and early-response driven environment, it has become vitally important for companies to focus on client and corporate efficiency.