M&A Acquirer Playbook

Evercore Inc. acquisition history.

Every deal, price, and strategic rationale.

Company Evercore Inc.
SEC CIK 0001360901
Tracked filings EDGAR · 8-K
Total deals tracked
11
Disclosed 8-K acquisitions, 2006 — present.
Aggregate disclosed value
11 disclosed acquisitions across advisory and investment management
11 disclosed acquisitions across advisory and investment management — from sub-$10M tuck-ins to the GBP 146M / $196M Robey Warshaw deal.
Active acquisition years
2006 · 2010 · 2011 · 2014 · 2025
2010-2011 was the build-out peak (six deals).
Primary sectors
Independent advisory and investment management
UK/European advisory (Braveheart, Lexicon, Robey Warshaw), equities research (Evercore ISI), and asset/wealth management (Atalanta Sosnoff, ABS, G5, Protego).
Verified 11 deals on this page · sourced from SEC filings
All cross-references covered.

11 deals, 11 disclosed acquisitions across advisory and investment management deployed.

Plotted by close date where disclosed, otherwise announcement. Click any marker to jump to the deal entry.

The rationale that repeats.

Three patterns show up across Evercore's deal book — what the team buys, how it pays, and how it integrates. The patterns are the throughline; the individual deals below are the evidence.

01
Acquisition criteria

Buy talent, not just revenue.

Evercore's acquisitions are repeatedly structured around senior bankers and analysts joining as Senior Managing Directors, with consideration heavily weighted to retention. On ISI, almost 70% of the share-equivalent consideration was dependent on the combined business's financial performance over the five years following closing; on Robey Warshaw, GBP 62.7M of the at-closing shares is repayable if sellers fail to provide service over a four-year period. The pattern shows that Evercore treats acquired professionals as the asset and pays for them to stay.

Protego Asesores (Protego)Braveheart Financial Services LimitedPrivate Funds Group of Neuberger Berman (PFG)MJC AssociatesAtalanta Sosnoff Capital
02
Capital deployment

A European advisory build-out spanning two decades.

From Braveheart in 2006 (London) through The Lexicon Partnership in 2011 and Robey Warshaw in 2025, Evercore has serially acquired UK advisory boutiques to scale its European M&A franchise. Roger Altman framed the long-term goal at the Braveheart close as achieving in Europe "the same market leading position" Evercore built in the United States, and the 2025 Robey Warshaw deal was positioned to enhance Evercore's standing in the UK, the largest M&A advisory market in Europe.

Protego Asesores (Protego)Braveheart Financial Services LimitedPrivate Funds Group of Neuberger Berman (PFG)MJC AssociatesAtalanta Sosnoff Capital
03
Integration approach

Two engines: scaling advisory while assembling an investment-management portfoli...

Two engines: scaling advisory while assembling an investment-management portfolio. Alongside advisory tuck-ins, Evercore's 2010-2011 deals built an Investment Management segment through minority and majority stakes in asset and wealth managers — Atalanta Sosnoff (49% economic interest), ABS (45% non-controlling interest), G5 in Brazil (50%), Morse Williams, and Protego in Mexico. Several were structured as equity-method investments with protective rights retained by founders, letting Evercore add managed assets without full operational control.

Protego Asesores (Protego)Braveheart Financial Services LimitedPrivate Funds Group of Neuberger Berman (PFG)MJC AssociatesAtalanta Sosnoff Capital

The full deal book.

11 acquisitions. Click any row to see the deal value, financing structure, target revenue, executive commentary, and the original SEC filing — the evidence behind the patterns above.

End of deal book
11 acquisitions · 11 disclosed acquisitions across advisory and investment management deployed ·2006 — present
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