Dual-Market Cross-Border Advisory
KUSA Capital Group advises investors, family offices, enterprises, and project sponsors on cross-border strategy, investment structuring, and market expansion between Kenya, Africa, and the United States.
What We Do
We help clients move with discipline through every stage of cross-border decision-making — from initial assessment through execution. Four core advisory mandates.
We advise enterprises, investors, and project sponsors on structuring investments and coordinating with the right counterparties across jurisdictions — equity, preferred equity, debt, and hybrid instruments.
Disciplined opportunity assessment, market entry, and investment structuring across the Kenya–USA corridor — built around your specific objectives and risk tolerance.
Independent verification of opportunities, sponsors, title, financials, and governance — coordinated with licensed legal, tax, and immigration counsel where required.
For enterprises and SMEs expanding into Kenya, Africa, or the United States — structure, partnerships, and on-the-ground guidance in both markets.
Our Difference
At the intersection of two great economies, we stand as your dedicated advisor. KUSA Capital Group was founded on the belief that the Kenya–USA corridor is the world's most under-served premium advisory bridge.
Navigating cross-border financial environments requires more than general advice. Our specialised approach reflects the belief that the Kenya–USA corridor offers unique opportunities — including no current EB-5 visa backlog for Kenyan nationals, double-taxation treaties, Bilateral Investment Treaty protections, and AGOA's Sub-Saharan Africa preference framework.
Built on the ground in both markets — not sourced from afar.
Who We Serve
We work with a focused set of investors and organisations whose objectives align with the depth of our cross-border expertise.
Seeking structured access to United States investment opportunities and asset diversification.
Evaluating opportunities in Kenya and Africa with sound jurisdictional and operational due diligence.
Preparing for market entry, partnerships, or international expansion across the corridor.
Seeking structured market access and a disciplined cross-border approach.
Advising on investment structures for real estate, infrastructure, and operating-asset platforms.
Pursuing acquisitions, partnerships, or expansion into the corridor's largest markets.
Seeking a disciplined advisory process to oversee investments held across both jurisdictions.
Sovereign-aligned mandates: partner coordination, public-private partnerships, and strategic advisory.
A Quiet Advantage
EB-5 visa backlog
Kenya currently faces no EB-5 visa backlog — making it one of the cleanest jurisdictions from which to pursue EB-5 eligible investment-based U.S. residency. For Kenyan and Kenyan-connected investors and families, this is a narrow window of structural advantage. We advise on EB-5 eligible structures alongside licensed immigration counsel.
Read Our EB-5 BriefHow It Works
Every mandate is led by a senior advisor and follows the same considered sequence — from first conversation through execution.
A private conversation to understand your objectives, jurisdiction, and constraints. No obligation, no product pitch.
We define the mandate, set the structuring brief, and match it to suitable opportunities or counterparties.
Independent diligence coordination — title, sponsor, financial, governance, tax, and regulatory.
Execution oversight, ongoing reporting, and exit planning. We remain involved through the life of the mandate.
Partners
Co-Founder · Managing Partner · Dallas, USA
Daniel leads United States–based engagement with experience in building and developing businesses across the corridor. He coordinates investment structuring, U.S. market entry, and cross-border partnerships across investor, enterprise, family-office, and project-sponsor mandates.
Co-Founder · Managing Partner · Nairobi, Kenya
Peris leads Kenya and East Africa engagement. Her work spans investor advisory, transaction governance, due diligence coordination, and stakeholder alignment for inbound and outbound mandates across the corridor.
Insights
Considered analysis on cross-border investment, structuring, and the corridor's evolving opportunities.
A narrow window has opened for Kenyan nationals seeking investment-based U.S. residency. Here is what it actually means.
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Six structural questions every cross-border founder should answer before approaching investors — across jurisdiction, tax, and governance.
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The Dallas metro is one of the most resilient U.S. multifamily markets. Here is how diaspora investors should think about entry.
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Every engagement begins with a discreet, no-obligation discovery call — to understand whether the KUSA approach is right for your objectives.
