- Investment Banking
- London
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- Founded in:
- 2017
- Headquarters:
- London
- Size:
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Benoit d'Angelin is the CEO and Founder of d'Angelin & Co., a boutique investment bank he set up with partner Laurent Clarenbach in 2017.
Benoit was previously the co-head of European investment banking at Lehman Brothers until 2006, helping establish it as a full service investment bank in Europe. He joined Lehman in Paris in 1993, becoming head of fixed income and expanding the business.
In 2006, Benoit become CEO of activist hedge fund Centaurus before co-founding boutique Ondra Partners in 2008.
A graduate of Sciences Po, Mr d'Angelin joined Credit Lyonnais in the US in 1984 as an analyst and moved to UBS as an investment banker two years later. He then went to BNP Paribas as co-head of capital markets in London in 1988.
Laurent Clarenbach is a Partner and founding member of d'Angelin & Co.
Laurent previously worked over 10 years at Goldman Sachs. In 2011, he joined Morgan Stanley, covering the European Capital Goods sector. In 2015 he moved to Ondra Partners, working with Benoit d'Angelin before joining him at d'Angelin & Co.
Laurent is a graduate of HEC Lausanne and has a Master of Science in Banking and Finance.
The new top boutique for (French) M&A bankers in London
A top French M&A banker has set up a new boutique in London. (...) The banker in question is Benoit d’Angelin, the storied former head of European investment banking at Lehman Brothers and founder of the boutique firm Ondra Partners
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Macron’s UK fundraiser stays put in London, so far: French banker Benoit d’Angelin set to reap rewards for backing presidential winner
D’Angelin has set up his own venture, alongside another former colleague, Laurent Clarenbach. (...) The founding partners and their five staff already have 20 clients including a sprinkling of blue-chips.
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Benoit d'Angelin crée une nouvelle boutique de conseil M&A
« Face à la multiplication de nouveaux défis (protectionnisme, populisme de Donald Trump, Brexit, innovation technologique sans précédent remettant en cause les business models traditionnels), les dirigeants de grandes entreprises ont plus que jamais besoin de s’appuyer sur des banquiers conseils expérimentés qui ont, eux-mêmes, vécu des périodes complexes et imprévisibles et peuvent offrir un conseil dépassionné, lucide, indépendant et d’une totale discrétion », explique Benoit d’Angelin
