Global work
Cross-border capability organised around the mandate.
Thyor works across North America, Europe, the Gulf and Asia through remote hubs, project travel, senior deployment and established jurisdiction-specific specialists. Physical offices are not used as a substitute for demonstrated operating fluency.
Operating hubs
Remote-first, with selective on-site deployment.
McLean is the principal US base. Zurich, Singapore and Bangkok function as regional working hubs. Other markets are served remotely or through project travel rather than represented as local offices.
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McLean, Virginia
Principal US operating and mailing base.
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Zurich
Regional working hub for remote delivery and client coordination.
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Singapore
Regional working hub for remote delivery and client coordination.
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Bangkok
Regional working hub for remote delivery and client coordination.
How international work is coordinated
One information standard across jurisdictions.
The firm’s role is to hold the integrated financial and operating case while local specialists retain responsibility for local legal, regulatory or tax matters that require jurisdiction-specific authority. That prevents the client from becoming the coordinator for several advisers who each see only one piece of the decision.
Senior advisers deploy on site when the sensitivity, economics or execution stage of a mandate justifies physical presence. Otherwise, the firm is deliberately remote-first. The emphasis is on continuity of judgement and information, not on maintaining decorative offices in every market.
Geo-macro and government-adjacent mandates are often among the most confidential work performed by the firm. Markets, client identities and programme details are therefore not necessarily disclosed publicly even where the underlying experience is substantial.
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Market entry & expansion
Investment cases, tax and entity architecture, country risk and operating design for new jurisdictions.
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Cross-border transactions
Private-company acquisitions, sales, valuations and capital decisions spanning several legal or tax systems.
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International private clients
US expatriate tax, family-office coordination, relocation and ownership questions across residence lines.
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Geo-macro & institutional capital
Policy and country scenarios translated into capital-allocation, supply-chain, financing and valuation consequences.
Next step
A cross-border matter to discuss?
Describe the jurisdictions, capital at risk and decision. The firm will be direct about where it can lead and where local specialists are required.