Advisory

The firm’s Advisory Group provides financial and strategic advice on mergers, acquisitions, corporate restructurings, debt- and equity capital raising, and consulting on IPO processes to corporations, partnerships, family offices and institutional investors. Cheverny has a particular focus on entrepreneurs and growth companies at all stages of their evolution. Unlike large, integrated competing firms, Cheverny has no proprietary trading, equity sales and trading or credit/lending activities.

M&A

Cheverny’s team of partners bring wide-ranging mergers & acquisitions experience with both large and small companies.. The firms can deploy sell-side, buy-side and cross-border expertise on behalf of its clients. Cheverny is well- qualified to advise clients on potential mergers bringing as it does an assurance of complete discretion and a lack of conflicts of interests. Cheverny’s partnerships with firms in other markets such as the UK and Switzerland extend the firm’s reach, complementing the hands-on, cross-border experience of Cheverny’s partners,

Financings

Cheverny and its partners have successfully participated in numerous equity financings for growth companies, both public and private. The firm’s focus is on equity private placements as well as PIPEs (private investments in public equity).

Restructuring

Cheverny advises companies, creditors of, investors in and acquirers of companies pursuing a re-organisation, re-capitalisation or out-of-court restructuring. The advice we offer is based on transactional experience and comes unconflicted by any capital markets activities.

Board Advisory: Special Committees and IPOs

Cheverny’s partners have, during their careers worked on dozens of IPOs. While the firm does not have capital markets activities, it can offer boards of directors and entrepreneurs unconflicted advice about IPO processes, valuations and process considerations. Cheverny can also offer seasoned, unconflicted advice to Special Committees of Boards during periods when a restructuring or M&A transaction is contemplated.