Liberty Bridge Partners
Director / Exec Director (M&A) - TMT

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About the Company
Our client is a highly respected investment bank recognised for its excellence in delivering high-value M&A advisory services across TMT. With a robust platform and a strong focus on driving growth, the bank is seeking a dynamic Director to lead its expansion in London.
The Role
As the Director, you will be responsible for spearheading the bank's growth strategy, leveraging your extensive network and expertise in the TMT sectors. You will lead client engagements, originate new opportunities, and guide a high-performing team to execute complex M&A transactions seamlessly.
Key Responsibilities
- Origination Leadership: Drive the origination of M&A deals, leveraging your network and market insights.
- Client Development: Build and maintain deep, trusted relationships with C-level executives, private equity firms, and other key stakeholders to position the bank as the advisor of choice.
- Strategic Growth: Shape and execute the firm’s growth strategy, ensuring alignment with global business objectives and market opportunities.
- Transaction Oversight: Provide strategic guidance and leadership across the deal lifecycle, from origination through execution, including structuring, negotiation, and closing.
- Team Building: Attract, develop, and retain a high-performing team of M&A professionals, fostering a collaborative and entrepreneurial culture.
- Market Thought Leadership: Represent the firm as a market leader through conferences, panels, and thought leadership initiatives, strengthening the brand’s reputation in the region.
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- Experience: A minimum of 8 years in investment banking, corporate finance, or M&A advisory, with a successful track record of deal execution and origination in the TMT space (preferably in the Digital Infrastructure, Telco, Data Centre fields)
- Proven Track Record: Demonstrated success in originating and closing complex transactions with clients across UK and Europe.
- Leadership: Exceptional leadership capabilities, with the ability to inspire and manage teams, drive growth, and navigate complex client dynamics.
- Network: An extensive network of relationships with key decision-makers, including corporate clients, private equity firms, and other relevant stakeholders.
- Education: A bachelor’s degree in finance, business, or a related field; advanced qualifications (MBA, CFA) are preferred.
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