Gordon Brothers, the global asset experts, is celebrating the 20-year anniversary of Gordon Brothers in Japan, marking two decades of helping clients across Japan benefit from deep local market knowledge and access to the firm’s global asset expertise.
Over the past 20 years, Gordon Brothers has partnered with lenders, private equity sponsors, corporations and advisors in Japan across a range of situations, providing asset valuations, financing, asset disposition and investment solutions to support acquisitions, restructurings, turnarounds and other strategic transactions.
In 2019, Gordon Brothers introduced a new service line in Japan, Digital Intelligence Services, combining inventory management expertise with advanced data analytics to help clients improve inventory strategy and data-driven decision-making.
“This milestone is a testament to the dedication of our team and the trust our clients and partners have placed in us over the past two decades,” Hideaki Horiuchi, representative director and president at Gordon Brothers Japan, said. “Since our founding in 2006, we have worked to bring world-class asset expertise to the Japanese market while maintaining a strong understanding of local business needs. We look forward to continuing to support clients in Japan and contributing to Gordon Brothers’ global growth in the years ahead.”
Tim Stewart, head of Asia Pacific at Gordon Brothers, added, “As we celebrate 20 years in Japan, we’re proud of the outstanding reputation the team has built and the trusted relationships they have developed across the market. The success of our Japan business reflects the strength of combining local expertise with the resources, experience and capabilities of our global platform. It is also a reminder of what we can achieve when teams collaborate across regions to support clients in complex situations.”
As Gordon Brothers enters its third decade in Japan, the firm remains focused on supporting clients in Japan while connecting them to the expertise and resources of Gordon Brothers’ global platform.
