Sale of Distinct Business Consulting to FTI
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Equiteq is a consulting sector merger and acquisition specialist, providing both growth advisory and M&A transaction services to the global consulting industry. Equiteq acted as lead advisor to WD Scott in the execution of the transaction.
“FTI is the ideal partner to take the company forward and we are delighted that our professional consulting staff are joining FTI’s global insurance practice. We are grateful for Equiteq's advice and support during the sale process - their input was indispensable throughout the journey, right through to completion.”
Commenting on the synergies,
“Distinct brings deep industry expertise and intellectual property in the form of proprietary data analytics tools focused on customer patterns and profit levers.
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About Equiteq
Equiteq is a consulting sector M&A specialist. We work with consulting firm shareholders, helping them to achieve their growth objectives and exit strategies. Our services are designed to deliver fast returns for our clients, by accelerating revenue, profit and equity value growth, and ultimately realizing that value in a trade sale or other equity liquidity event. If any of these objectives are on your agenda, then please contact us.
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