FOR 6TH TIME, EVERCORE BAGS THE ASSET'S BEST M&A ADVISER IN SINGAPORE
KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 27 (Bernama) -- New York-headquartered Evercore, the global independent investment banking advisory firm, has been awarded “Best M&A Adviser in Singapore” by The Asset magazine at its 2022 Triple A Country Awards ceremony held on Feb 23.
According to Evercore in a statement, this is the sixth time it has received the award of “Best M&A Adviser in Singapore” since 2015, the first full year that Evercore obtained its Capital Markets Services licence from the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
“The award is a testament to our ability to deliver superior outcomes for our clients as we meet them in the faith that they have placed in us to execute their most important investment banking transactions.
“We dedicate this award to our clients and thank them for their continued trust in us. Evercore continues to be committed to Asia and Singapore and we look forward to continuing to advance our clients’ interests in the region,” said Evercore business in Asia Chairman, Keith Magnus.
Since its establishment, Evercore has advised on some of the largest, most complex and transformational transactions in Singapore, one of the largest and most important financial centres in the world.
This is the 11th award that Evercore Singapore has been conferred by The Asset, including being awarded “Best M&A Adviser in Asia” in 2021.
Meanwhile, its Chairman and Chief Executive Officer (CEO), John Weinberg said the success in Singapore was reflective of Magnus’ reputation, leadership and standing in Asia, and the strength of the team he built.
“Evercore serves both clients based in Asia as well as global clients with interests in Asia, and we remain committed to supporting the aspirations of our clients in the region,” added Weinberg.
Evercore provides conflict-free, expert advice to clients regarding the execution of key strategic initiatives including cross-border transactions and the deployment of strategic capital.
Founded in 1995, Evercore maintains offices and affiliate offices in major financial centres in North America, Europe, South America, the Middle East and Asia.
-- BERNAMA
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