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Mithras Partners: multi-market corporate, fincomms advisory launches in Dubai

Mithras Partners was founded by industry veterans with significant experience working with leading companies, government bodies and financial institutions on strategic and financial communications.

Mithras PartnersFrom left to right: Gregor Riemann, Alexander Doll, Roland Leithäuser and Kai Mertz

Mithras Partners has launched its international strategic communications advisory, with offices in Dubai, London and Frankfurt. The firm will deliver on corporate and financial communications mandates – combining strategic counsel with hands-on execution.

The firm was established to meet growing demand for independent, senior-led advice in an environment of increasing international deal flow, regulatory complexity and heightened stakeholder scrutiny.

Mithras was founded by a senior management team with decades of experience advising corporates, financial institutions, government bodies and investors across domestic and cross-border engagements.

“Today strategic communications is undeniably an integral part of transaction execution, derisking and value creation,” said Alexander Doll, Chairman of the Board at Mithras Partners. Doll is a former board-level executive and senior investment banker with extensive experience working across both public and private sectors.

“In an environment shaped by geopolitical uncertainty, regulatory divergence and heightened scrutiny, clients need advisers who combine international experience, independence and sound judgement. Mithras Partners was founded to meet that need,” he added.

Within the communications umbrella, the firm supports organisations in navigating evolving regulatory regimes, disruptive media environments, and investor expectations. Mithras also supports clients through complex, high-stakes transactions including mergers and acquisitions, IPOs, equity and debt issuances, restructurings, and other transformational events. The Mithras objective is to deliver global perspective with local insight and discretion.

“Effective financial communications depend on technical understanding of finance and the tight integration of strategy and execution,” said Kai Mertz, Managing Partner at Mithras Partners. “Our model ensures that partners remain closely involved in the detail, particularly in regulated and commercially sensitive environments where consistency, discipline and delivery matter.”

The firm operates across key European and Middle Eastern financial centres, reflecting the realities of the evolving global business landscape. The founding partners work closely with a dedicated team of advisors across the EMEA region to provide clients with comprehensive and nuanced support.

“We built Mithras Partners as a genuinely international firm, designed to support clients through critical situations with senior judgement and hands-on execution,” said Gregor Riemann, Managing Partner at Mithras Partners.

He explained that this is essential in today’s globalised economic landscape as transactions require a deep understanding of how capital markets, regulators, media and stakeholders interact across borders.

Echoing this, Roland Leithäuser, Managing Partner at Mithras Partners, said: “We have identified a clear need for a focused, independent alternative to large advisory groups that are often conflicted or overly complex. Mithras Partners is deliberately built to be senior-led, agile and deeply client-centric.”

Mithras Partners is an independent boutique advisory firm, structured to remain conflict-free and to act with discretion. The firm offers a focused alternative to global communications groups, providing strategic advice in situations where judgement, credibility and execution are critical.

Shantelle Nagarajan is Campaign Middle East’s Reporter who covers marketing news which focuses on FMCG, real estate and brand retail industries. Her features delve into brand strategy, appointments, trends in consumer behaviour and CX. Shantelle also contributes to social media coverage, editorial event programming and print content work. She previously worked in PR and marketing, most recently at Edelman, where she was part of the Brand team. When she’s not writing for her day job, you can find her with her nose buried in a book, playing at a weekly open mic night or doom-scrolling the latest make-up challenges on TikTok.