Mr. Booij’s primary areas of concentration are valuations for transactions, disputes and restructurings (both financial and tax), valuation for financial reporting purposes (i.e., purchase price allocations and impairment testing under International Financial Reporting Standards and U.S. and Dutch generally accepted accounting principles), and financial modelling of business plans and cash flow forecasts related to transactions and carve-outs.

Mr. Booij’s notable assignments include valuations in relation to financial restructurings under Dutch Schemes and UK Scheme of Arrangements, quantification of damage claims and valuations of intangible assets for financial reporting purposes. He has worked with clients in various industries, including engineering, shipping, manufacturing, business services, infrastructure, ports, utilities, oil terminals, steel, chemicals, real estate and publishing. 

Mr. Booij has broad international valuation experience, having served clients, corporates and private equity firms and valued companies across Europe, the U.S., the Middle East, Asia, Africa, and Central and South America. He has valued numerous intellectual property assets, including brands and trade names, patents and technology, software, and customer contracts and relationships.

Prior to joining A&M, Mr. Booij spent nearly seven years with PwC in their Valuations team in the Netherlands, where he served as a Director. He focused on financial modeling engagements and valuations for financial reporting (purchase price allocations and impairment testing). Previously, Mr. Booij, spent seven years with Duff & Phelps in their Valuation Advisory team and nearly five years with KPMG Corporate Finance doing M&A advisory, both in the Netherlands and outside them.

Mr. Booij earned a master’s degree in financial sector management from Free University Amsterdam. He played 42 matches as member of the Dutch national field hockey team, including the World Cup in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia in 2002, at which he earned a bronze medal. He also played two Champions Trophies. A Dutch national, Mr. Booij is fluent in English and Dutch.