Casper de Bruyn

Managing Director
12+ years of experience advising clients on mergers and acquisitions
Provides financial due diligence and transaction advisory services
Experience in historical and projected financial performance
Amsterdam
@alvarezmarsal
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Casper de Bruyn is a Managing Director with Alvarez & Marsal Transaction Advisory Group in Amsterdam. He brings over 15 years of Big Four experience in advising clients on mergers and acquisitions.

Mr. De Bruyn provides financial due diligence and transaction advisory services to private equity and corporate clients in relation to both acquisitions and disposals. He has experience in assessing historical and projected financial performance, key business drivers, working capital and funding requirements, synergy and cost savings initiatives, and carve-out considerations to bring added value to the client. He also advised on sale and purchase agreements.

Mr. De Bruyn has worked with international corporate and private equity clients across a wide range of industries, including oil and gas, manufacturing, shipbuilding and retail. He has extensive knowledge of transaction advice within Asia following years of working and living in China and Korea, as well as assisting on numerous transactions between Europe/the U.S. and Asia. He has also worked on various Asia outbound deals involving Asian clients contemplating acquisitions of European companies.

Mr. de Bruyn earned a master’s degree in economy from Erasmus University in Rotterdam. A Dutch national, he is fluent in Dutch and English and has working knowledge of German.
 

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There’s a new value creation imperative for private equity (PE) firms and corporates seeking to roll up financial technology (FinTech) and data platform acquisitions, especially in the extended higher interest rate environment. Many of the traditional value enhancement strategies still matter, but operational platforming—integrating tech, data, and systems—can be a defining competitive advantage in roll-ups.