Piper Acquiring PWP?

It would be a surprising deal if it materializes. Both firms are independent advisory shops focused on the middle market, so the strategic rationale is no clear. There is no obvious expansion into a new market or complementary capability, as there was when Mizuho acquired Greenhill: Mizuho brought the balance sheet, while Greenhill brought advisory relationships

Those two firms did a couple of deals before (had a clearer fit) PWP’s acquisition of Devon Park expanded its secondaries advisory business, while Piper Sandler’s acquisition of Simmons strengthened its energy and infrastructure coverage. I’m struggling to see the equivalent rationale here

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