We see every side of a deal and learn from each one.
We track who is buying companies, who is lending and on what terms, what data is worth, and where power and computing capacity are short, and we publish dated calls on where each is heading. We work across the whole life of a company: getting it ready, selling or financing it, growing it, and deciding what to do with its data. How each deal ends sharpens the next match.
- Who is buying companies
- Who is lending, and on what terms
- What data is worth
- Where power and computing capacity are short
We call this period the Cybernetic Age. Software now does more of the work companies get paid for, and that changes what a company is worth and who will pay for it. A buyer, a lender and a data buyer each price a different part of the same company, and matching it to the right one decides the price. We built Frontier Desk to put all of them on one map, so an owner can weigh each one against their own plan, and advisers, lenders and specialists can see where their work fits.
Why now covers what is changing in the market.
We check a company the way its buyer will.
On a live deal we check whether the company is what it says, how it runs, whether it has a pipeline, and what it can do next. Independent bankers and lenders from our network run the deal, with specialists in data valuation, computing capacity, and AI deployment.
Partners.
Independent firms that work with Frontier Desk. Each figure says where it comes from.
Capital structure and diligence · frontier sectors
Structures debt, equity, and structured transactions for companies at the applied edge of human capability: longevity and healthspan, synthetic intelligence, network states, and internet-native economies. Does the background work before capital moves: intelligence, source validation, and character.
15 years
in investigations, fraud and risk, open-source intelligence, and due diligence
100+
transactions involving internet-native companies
33+
countries worked in, on six continents
Figures from Aeon Group
Its broker-dealer
Aeon Group LLC is not a registered broker-dealer. Its securities business is conducted through a registered broker-dealer, a member of FINRA and SIPC, which is a separate, unaffiliated company. Frontier Desk is not a broker-dealer. Disclosures at aeongroupcapital.com
$33.8B
in transactions closed by its members since 2020
Top 10
among US investment banks by deals closed in Q1 2026, its members counted together
~$46M
average transaction size
Figures published by the broker-dealer, August 2026
M&A adviser · technology companies
Prepares and sells founder-owned technology companies, from strategy and value creation through the transaction, in cyber security, IT services, software, tech-enabled services, and AI infrastructure.
100+
deals bought, built, and sold, on both sides of the table
£2bn+
transacted across the deal team’s careers
£1.4bn
largest exit
Figures from openequity.co.uk
Commercial advisory · US B2B companies
Works with established B2B companies to find and remove what limits their growth: how opportunities are found, won, and expanded. Where a sale, financing, or ownership decision follows, it advises through it.
$500M+
in high-value asset transactions closed by the founder
$100M+
of capital raised or originated
$50M+
of revenue added across the companies it advises
Figures from scarlett.capital
Risk desk · sanctions, cyber, and the official record
Publishes short, sourced notes on official actions that change a live decision: a sanctions designation, an exploited vulnerability, a cyber incident a company reports to the SEC. Each note starts with the record and says which date it turns on, for the deal team, credit committee, or underwriter who has to act. AI agents can read the same notes and search the US screening lists and CISA’s exploited-vulnerability catalog.
100+
verified notes, each starting from the official record
14
tools an AI agent can use to read the notes and search the record, with no account
Figures from distributedrisk.com