Eaton Partners hired Adrian Siew as a managing director in its private capital advisory business. In this role, Siew will be responsible for co-heading the GP solutions specialty alongside Dirk Jonske, who joined the firm last month, also as a managing director.
A new survey from Stifel Financial and Eaton Partners indicates a majority of institutional investors have no plans to change their private equity allocations over the next 12 months despite perceived headwinds, including tightening credit and a possible economic recession.
Keefe, Bruyette & Woods named Alistair McKay as head of European investment banking. In addition, Alex Smith and Gonzalo Smolders have joined the firm as managing directors.
Stifel Financial signed a definitive agreement to acquire Torreya Partners, an independent M&A and private capital advisory firm serving the global life sciences industry. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
U.S. Ski & Snowboard closed on an official partnership with Stifel Financial, a wealth management and investment banking company. Under terms of the agreement, Stifel will become the title sponsor of the Stifel U.S. Alpine Team.
Stifel Financial and Korea Investment & Securities, a subsidiary of Korea Investment Holdings, formed a substantial leveraged lending joint venture, SF Credit Partners.
Stifel Financial rehired Jonathan Knepper and Edward (E.J.) Osswalt as managing directors in the firm’s fixed income capital markets group.
Daybreak Financial Group joined Stifel Financial’s broker-dealer subsidiary, Stifel, Nicolaus & Company, in New York City. Consisting of financial advisors Raymond and Dominick Minicucci, the team comes to Stifel from UBS, where they were responsible for $407 million in client assets.
According to a survey of corporate executives, business owners and private equity investors from Stifel Financial, inflation and the tight U.S. labor market represent the two biggest perceived threats to business today.
Stifel Financial hired Ruben Roy as a managing director and equity research analyst covering the applied technology sector. Roy brings more than 20 years of sell-side experience to Stifel, most recently with WestPark Capital, where he was a founding partner of the firm’s institutional business.