Cross-border advisory and execution · Seoul
We don’t just connect people. We structure the deal.
We structure and execute cross-border business between Korea and the world.
What we cover
From the first plan to the year after it opens.
Most advisers hand the work on at the hard part. Prospera stays on the same file from the plan to the first year of operations.
- 01PlanWhat to do, where, and on what evidence.
- 02DevelopFind the counterparties and build the terms.
- 03StructureEntry vehicle, transaction structure, equity, contract frame.
- 04CapitalSize what the plan needs; sometimes our own capital goes in beside it.
- 05ExecuteNegotiation, incorporation, licences, the first months.
- 06GrowThe expansion that follows, and what comes next.
How we work
The website works the way we do.
- 01
Diagnose
Identify the opportunity, the likely problem and the issues that must be resolved first.
Take the quick diagnosis → - 02
Structure
Choose the entry vehicle, transaction structure or partnership model before anyone negotiates.
Read the structure guides → - 03
Connect
Bring in the right partners, counterparties and affiliated professional firms for the confirmed scope.
See the practice areas → - 04
Execute
Run negotiations, set-up and execution under one plan with one point of accountability.
Start a project →
Quick diagnosis
What are you trying to do?
Choose the closest objective. The diagnosis continues from there and returns an initial assessment of the first issues to resolve.
Practices
Six practices, one structuring discipline.
- Going GlobalKorean companies taking products, technology and services into overseas markets.
- Entering KoreaInternational companies establishing a Korean business, partners and supply.
- Cross-border M&ABuy-side, sell-side and listed-company transactions involving Korea.
- JV & Strategic AlliancesJoint ventures, technology partnerships and strategic alliances.
- Investment & FundraisingInvestment readiness, investor strategy and cross-border structure.
- Fund Manager EntryFund managers entering Korea, and Korean managers going overseas.
One team
Legal, tax and accounting move as one team.
Prospera leads the business and transaction structure and runs the schedule; counsel, tax advisers and accountants work on the same plan and the same calendar. What stays separate is the paper: legal, tax and accounting services are provided by affiliated professional firms that contract directly with the client.
Two directions
Korean companies going global
International companies entering Korea
Knowledge
Guides and founder insights
- GuideThe Complete Guide to Entering Korea
- GuideThe Complete Guide to Cross-Border M&A in Korea
- GuideThe Guide to Korean Supplier Sourcing
- Decision guideKorea Subsidiary vs Distributor: Which Model Fits?
- Founder insightThree Issues I Would Resolve Before Signing a Korean JV
- Founder insightWhat Foreign Buyers Should Watch in Korean M&A
Founder
MJ, Founder & CEO
Prospera is led by its founder, with specialists on the work that needs them. MJ, Founder & CEO, leads the diagnosis, structure and execution of each engagement. MJ's background also covers digital assets, stablecoins, RWA/STO, institutional custody and wallet infrastructure, and digital asset policy and regulation.
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