Anyone know anything about Lincoln International’s capital advisory group? They reached out to me. Looks like they just hired a Greenhill RX MD. Is the group growing? Is it run-of-the-mill MM debt advisory? Basic refinancings?
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Based on the most helpful WSO content, Lincoln International's Capital Advisory Group (CAG) appears to be focused on middle-market (MM) debt advisory, including refinancings and other related services. The group seems to be growing, as evidenced by the recent hiring of a Greenhill RX MD, which could signal an expansion or strengthening of their capabilities in restructuring or debt advisory. While the group may handle standard MM debt advisory mandates, the addition of experienced leadership could indicate ambitions to broaden their scope or enhance their market presence.
Sources: Why You Should Consider Restructuring – Common Misconceptions/Insight on RX Groups, https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/investment-banking/debt-advisory-interview-what-to-expect?customgpt=1, Greenhill 2021 SA, Thoughts on Guggenheim MM Group?, Lincoln International 2021 SA?
Strong group.
Can I DM for more information?
Talked with analyst there that told me to look at other shops, lol
From what I gather there’s a large split based on supposed competence. Some are staffed on good work and others on the nonsense crap. There also seems to be a large jump in satisfaction after the analyst level there, as analysts don’t really model.
Decent team good people, deal size can vary and modeling will depend on team and your ability. Lateraled to EB from there
Thanks for sharing. Funny - I’d be moving from EB to there for lifestyle/location purposes as I’m a little older.
They specifically reached out to me regarding an RX/LME buildout. Do you see growth there? What do the majority of deals look like? Seems to be a lot of refinancings or acquisition financings.
Can’t speak to current pipeline but was able to touch special situations/restructurings across industry vertical. Will say I regret leaving lol
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