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Rothschild & Co receives three major awards from The Banker magazine

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Rothschild & Co has received one overall award and two major category awards at this year’s The Banker Investment Banking Awards:

  • Independent Investment Bank of the Year
  • Investment Bank of the Year for M&A
  • Investment Bank of the Year for Restructuring

These awards are global in their coverage and the Independent Investment Bank award recognises all of our activities across Global Advisory.

About the awards

The Banker is a monthly magazine owned by the Financial Times group. It is read in 150 countries and has been providing financial intelligence since 1926.

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