HMT is delighted to announce that it has joined the International Corporate Finance Group (ICFG), a global M&A corporate finance network of independent member firms with over 200 professionals working in 40 offices over the world.
Created in 1999, ICFG has offices all across the world including Europe, the USA, Canada, Brazil, South Africa, India and Asia. Each ICFG member has a track record of completing both national and cross-border transactions as well as proven expertise and knowledge of local market.
HMT has completed many cross-border transaction in the past 25 years including the disposal of Netmums to French publishing group Aufeminin, the sale of Swift Worldwide to US private equity Wellspring, the disposal of Basildon Chemicals to KCC Corporation in South Korea and both acquisitions or start-ups for Redeem in various overseas territories.
Joining ICFG enables HMT to strengthen its international credentials as well as benefitting from in-depth knowledge of local markets and deal-doers who are highly experienced in executing mid-market transactions in their country.
This is also an undeniable benefit to our UK clients to explore opportunities globally by accessing a rich database of buying and selling opportunities as well as benefiting of cross-border intelligence and local market knowledge.
Armand-Louis Weisheimer, Chairman at ICFG commented,
“We are very happy to welcome HMT as a new member of ICFG and to strengthen the network’s presence in the UK. With HMT’s strong dealflow and our members’ experience in cross-border deal, we are in a good position to generate an increasing number of international transactions in the future.”
Andrew Thomson commented,
“We are delighted to join ICFG’s corporate finance network to expand our ability to unlock international opportunities for our clients. We look forward to supporting both our existing clients and those of the global ICFG members on cross-border transactions.”
HMT is delighted to announce that it has joined the International Corporate Finance Group (ICFG), a global M&A corporate finance network of independent member firms with over 200 professionals working in 40 offices over the world.
Created in 1999, ICFG has offices all across the world including Europe, the USA, Canada, Brazil, South Africa, India and Asia. Each ICFG member has a track record of completing both national and cross-border transactions as well as proven expertise and knowledge of local market.
HMT has completed many cross-border transaction in the past 25 years including the disposal of Netmums to French publishing group Aufeminin, the sale of Swift Worldwide to US private equity Wellspring, the disposal of Basildon Chemicals to KCC Corporation in South Korea and both acquisitions or start-ups for Redeem in various overseas territories.
Joining ICFG enables HMT to strengthen its international credentials as well as benefitting from in-depth knowledge of local markets and deal-doers who are highly experienced in executing mid-market transactions in their country.
This is also an undeniable benefit to our UK clients to explore opportunities globally by accessing a rich database of buying and selling opportunities as well as benefiting of cross-border intelligence and local market knowledge.
Armand-Louis Weisheimer, Chairman at ICFG commented,
“We are very happy to welcome HMT as a new member of ICFG and to strengthen the network’s presence in the UK. With HMT’s strong dealflow and our members’ experience in cross-border deal, we are in a good position to generate an increasing number of international transactions in the future.”
Andrew Thomson commented,
“We are delighted to join ICFG’s corporate finance network to expand our ability to unlock international opportunities for our clients. We look forward to supporting both our existing clients and those of the global ICFG members on cross-border transactions.”
In 2017 HMT celebrates its 25th anniversary which makes it the longest established independent advisory practice in the Thames Valley leading deals and advising ambitious entrepreneurs.
HMT was founded in 1992 by Andrew Thomson and two other colleagues coming out of one of the Big 4 firms and based in Henley-on-Thames. Since then, HMT has become the leading transactional firm in the Thames Valley advising hundreds of entrepreneurial businesses and opening an office in London.
In completing over 600 deals with an aggregate value in excess of £5 billion, HMT has advised on significant transactions in the region including the disposal of leading provider of corporate entertainment Keith Prowse, the MBO of Whistl, the sale of the biggest online parenthood community Netmums, the investment in Property Software Group by LDC which has recently been sold to Zoopla, the £100m+ disposal of Swift Resources, various acquisition and fundraisings for the leading mobile phone recycling group Redeem, and the MBO of market-leading executive chauffeur business Tristar.
The past 25 years have seen HMT grow its service offering adding fundraising advisory and financial modelling to its core corporate finance and due diligence services allowing it to provide a fully integrated transactional advisory service for entrepreneurial businesses.
HMT has been recognised by its peers as leaders in deal-making many times over the past 25 years winning at the Thames Valley Deal Awards every year since its inception. In 2017 it was recognised in 2 categories, winning Due Diligence Team of the Year and Deal of the Yearfor the investment in Channel Mum by NVM and Andrew Thomson has been serial category winners over several years.
Andrew Thomson, Founding Partner at HMT commented:
“Such sustained success is a real achievement for an independent advisory firm and we are proud to be the longest established and most active practice in the Thames Valley. Those 25 years have sometimes been challenging as we have gone through various economic cycles but throughout we managed to build a strong business. We would like to thank all our clients, staff and the wider business community for their continuous support along the years as we look forward to continuing to be a key part of the vibrant Thames Valley business community.”
In 2017 HMT celebrates its 25th anniversary which makes it the longest established independent advisory practice in the Thames Valley leading deals and advising ambitious entrepreneurs.
HMT was founded in 1992 by Andrew Thomson and two other colleagues coming out of one of the Big 4 firms and based in Henley-on-Thames. Since then, HMT has become the leading transactional firm in the Thames Valley advising hundreds of entrepreneurial businesses and opening an office in London.
In completing over 600 deals with an aggregate value in excess of £5 billion, HMT has advised on significant transactions in the region including the disposal of leading provider of corporate entertainment Keith Prowse, the MBO of Whistl, the sale of the biggest online parenthood community Netmums, the investment in Property Software Group by LDC which has recently been sold to Zoopla, the £100m+ disposal of Swift Resources, various acquisition and fundraisings for the leading mobile phone recycling group Redeem, and the MBO of market-leading executive chauffeur business Tristar.
The past 25 years have seen HMT grow its service offering adding fundraising advisory and financial modelling to its core corporate finance and due diligence services allowing it to provide a fully integrated transactional advisory service for entrepreneurial businesses.
HMT has been recognised by its peers as leaders in deal-making many times over the past 25 years winning at the Thames Valley Deal Awards every year since its inception. In 2017 it was recognised in 2 categories, winning Due Diligence Team of the Year and Deal of the Yearfor the investment in Channel Mum by NVM and Andrew Thomson has been serial category winners over several years.
Andrew Thomson, Founding Partner at HMT commented:
“Such sustained success is a real achievement for an independent advisory firm and we are proud to be the longest established and most active practice in the Thames Valley. Those 25 years have sometimes been challenging as we have gone through various economic cycles but throughout we managed to build a strong business. We would like to thank all our clients, staff and the wider business community for their continuous support along the years as we look forward to continuing to be a key part of the vibrant Thames Valley business community.”
