Rothschild & Co named Corporate Financier of the Year at the Unquote British Private Equity Awards
Global Advisory has been named Corporate Financier of the Year at this year's Unquote British Private Equity Awards.
This is the sixth time GA have received this award, winning previously in 2013, 2015 and 2016, 2017 and 2021, demonstrating our consistent position as the UK's leading adviser on Private Equity transactions.
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Unquote is an online and print magazine covering European private equity markets and is part of the Mergermarket group.
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