Published by Financial News
In a recent Financial News article, Managing Director and Global Leader of A&M’s Global Transaction Advisory Group, Paul Aversano, discusses the firm’s continued global expansion and paralleled investment in talent. He highlights the firm’s plans to add hundreds of partners as it targets $8 billion in revenue by 2028.
As A&M continues to build on its restructuring foundation, capabilities continue to expand across private equity, corporate finance, and M&A, supporting clients as they navigate increasingly complex transactions and operating environments.
With that expansion, is a continued commitment to talent development.
Aversano emphasizes A&M’s differentiated partnership model, which prioritizes equity-based promotions while maintaining a balanced approach between internal development and strategic external hiring. As he notes, “We’re still promoting more and they’re all equity partners. I do expect that to continue.”
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