Hawkpoint flies free and looks for Fig roles

Article Abstract:

UK advisory group Hawkpoint paid 20 million pounds sterling to buy itself out from control of parent company NatWest in September 1999. Hawkpoint is seeking to consolidate its role within the Financial institutions (Fig) market, although it will remain committed to the mid-market mandates. Extra staff will be needed to convert ideas into practice, ensuring Hawkpoint undertakes a recruitment drive in the City.

Financial Services, Finance and Insurance, Financial services industry, Finance, Investments, Financial institutions, Hawkpoint Partners Ltd.

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EquiCo

Article Abstract:

EquiCo is said to be the top independent mergers and acquisitions advisory firm in the U.S. serving the non-public, mid-market (based on active transactions in the mid-market). The international investment banking concern with U.K. and U.S. offices structures and executes mergers, takeovers and divestitures.

United Kingdom, United States, Services information, Services, Investment bankers, EquiCo

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