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Rothschild & Co wins six major awards at Euromoney's Awards for Excellence

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Euromoney

Global Advisory has been recognised across six major categories at this year’s Euromoney Awards for Excellence.

  • World's Best Bank for Independent Advisory
  • Europe's Best Bank for Independent Advisory
  • France's Best Bank for Independent Advisory
  • Germany's Best Bank for Independent Advisory
  • The UK's Best Bank for Independent Advisory
  • The UK's Best Investment Bank for M&A

The judges recognised our outstanding advisory performance, highlighting our global reach, innovative approach, and the strong relationships established with clients.

They highlighted our involvement in several landmark transactions, including CVC’s €2.3 billion IPO, the €4.3 billion sale of Budapest Airport, and the US$8.7 billion restructuring of Americanas—Brazil’s most complex to date. For each transaction our hallmark approach was on display: multidisciplinary teams, deep sector knowledge and a unified, global client service model.

Our debt and restructuring platform has been instrumental in this success, having advised on more than 300 transactions in 2024. The judges gave special recognition to our sovereign advisory team for delivering standout, innovative solutions, including macro-linked bonds in Sri Lanka and crisis-driven restructurings in Ghana and the Bahamas.

Click here to read Euromoney’s published article on the World’s Best Bank for Independent Advisory.

About the awards

Euromoney is a monthly magazine covering global financial markets.

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