Governance

MMAC operates under a formal governance framework designed for sovereign, state-owned, and high-sensitivity advisory mandates.

Remuneration Philosophy

This policy prioritises alignment with client outcomes, preservation of independent judgement, and proportionality relative to mandate complexity. Conditions for retainers, milestone-based fees, and outcome-linked remuneration are clearly defined.

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Conflict of Interest Policy

This policy governs mandate acceptance, internal separation measures, and disclosure standards to safeguard client interests in multi-stakeholder and politically sensitive environments.

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Confidentiality & Information Handling

This framework governs the protection and use of confidential information. It defines access controls, disclosure limitations, and security principles applicable to sovereign engagements.

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Anti–Money Laundering & CTF

MMAC adopts a risk-based approach appropriate to sovereign engagements, governing due diligence, record-keeping, and escalation protocols in accordance with international legal standards.

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Client Acceptance & Exclusion

This policy ensures engagements align with MMAC’s legal obligations, ethical standards, and institutional integrity. It includes defined exclusion criteria for high-risk engagements.

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Mandate Classification Framework

This framework governs how mandates are classified based on sensitivity and visibility. It determines applicable information handling and communication protocols across all engagements.

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Discretion & Communications

This policy formalises MMAC’s posture of discretion, establishing approval controls and prohibitions on mandate-related publicity, particularly in sovereign contexts.

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Detailed policy documents are available selectively to counterparties, financial institutions, and regulators as part of formal engagement or institutional due diligence.