From Breakingviews - Dealmaker Raine Group bucks the M&A blues
Code Advisors, a technology-focused boutique M&A firm co-founded by former CBS executives Quincy Smith and Michael Marquez.
It is the first purchase for Raine since it was co-founded by a group including Joe Ravitch and Brandon Gardner in 2009 in the aftermath of the last big downturn. Since then, Raine has ballooned to 170 people with about 20 partners advising on transactions such as last year’s 4.25 billion pound sale of Chelsea Football Club.
with each other as much as their bulge-bracket brethren. And what better way to signal to clients that it’s OK to do deals than by doing one of your own.
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