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Top 25 Lower Middle Market Investment Banks | Q3 2023

Axial

Axial is excited to release its Q3 2023 Lower Middle Market Investment Banking League Tables. These quarterly league tables reveal the top 25 investment banks active on the Axial platform in Q3. In Q3, 571 sell-side investment banks and M&A advisors brought a total of 2,360 deals to market.

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The Goldman Touch

The Motley Fool

Goldman this week began laying off what is expected to be 250 employees, including around 125 managing directors, including investment bankers, as Wall Street braces for another round of interest rate hikes this year and deal flows remain in an interminable slump.

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Bryan, Garnier & Co adds new European VC direct secondaries team

Private Equity Wire

Bryan, Garnier & Co, an investment bank for European growth companies, has launched a new team dedicated to direct secondaries within its private capital markets group. Bryan Garnier has also provided direct secondary European deal flow to institutional investors including Tiger Global, Permira, Hambro Perks and Revaia.

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Industry Insights Summer Roundup

Axial

Today, we’ve aggregated 10 recently published industry reports in top deal flow industries from three of our Investment Banking Partners – Bridgepoint Investment Banking , FOCUS Investment Banking , and Peakstone Group. Enjoy the reports! Selling a business in the next year?

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The Top 50 Lower Middle Market Technology Investors & M&A Advisors [2024]

Axial

One item of note is that while technology was ranked only the fourth highest industry as it relates to total deal flow in Axial in 2023, deals in the tech sector had the leading pursuit rate at 8.92%.

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Union Square Advisors sees tech deals uptick in 2024

Private Equity Wire

Union Square Advisors, a technology-focused investment bank, is expecting to see an increase in technology sector deal-making in 2024, with recent positive momentum continuing over the course of the year.

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Independently Sponsored: Seneca Partners

Trivest Partners

Seneca Partners was formed in 1999 as a merchant bank, doing both investment banking and investing into privately held companies. In 2003, we formed Seneca Health Partners, a small, committed healthcare fund focused on growth stage investing. We will work on transactions with $3M-20M+ of EBITDA.