Rothschild & Co wins Best Equity Capital Markets Adviser from GlobalCapital
Rothschild & Co has won Best Equity Capital Markets Adviser at GlobalCapital's 2021 ECM Awards. This is the third consecutive year we have won this award and also our sixth win in the last seven years.
Allfunds Group's IPO, on which we advised, was also recognised as Equity Capital Markets Deal of 2021.
This recognition reflects our leading Equity Advisory activity in EMEA.
About the awards
GlobalCapital, formerly Euroweek magazine, is a weekly print magazine and online news source. It is part of the Euromoney-Institutional Investor Group. Its awards cover the EMEA region.
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Rothschild & Co: 2022 – 1st quarter release
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Solid revenue performance despite less favourable market conditions.
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Commentaire mensuel des marchés: Avril 2022
Insights
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