Pierre de Raismes

Managing Director
20 years of experience in private equity and financial services 
Strong international experience (Europe and the Middle East)
Led some of the largest PMIs in financial services
Paris
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Pierre de Raismes is a Managing Director with Alvarez & Marsal Private Equity Performance Improvement in Paris. He brings 20 years of experience in M&A, private equity, performance improvement, and post-merger integration (PMI) in France and other countries in Europe.

Before joining A&M, Mr. de Raismes was a Partner for 20 years at Bain & Company in the private equity and financial services practices. He worked extensively across all financial services business lines: insurance (including property and casualty, health and protection, personal and commercial, and B2B/B2C brokerage), wealth and asset management (including pensions/retirement), corporate and investment banking (including transaction banking and capital markets), retail banking (including consumer finance, retail banking, and leasing), and payments.

Mr. de Raismes has supported many private equity investors in their strategic and operational assessment of potential targets in the financial services and technology space as well as supporting the transformation of financial services assets. Notable assignments for private equity investors include the full transformation of a traditional insurance brokerage company into one of the leading digital insurance platforms. He also led some of the largest PMIs in financial services: the creation of the largest bank in the Middle East ($30 billion deal) and the creation of the largest commercial lines insurer in world ($15 billion deal).

Mr. de Raismes earned a master’s degree (applied mathematics and economics) from the École Polytechnique in France and a master’s degree (financial mathematics) from Harvard University. A French national, he is fluent in French and English.

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