This year isn’t a one-off, according to Wolfe.
Since becoming co-heads in June 2018, Wolfe and Stopnik have expanded the advisory business and leveraged-finance platform. They’re pushing to build equity capital markets and gain expertise in technology and health care. They plan to add about three senior bankers to the 40-person health care group.
“As we come into 2020 we’ve got the best pipeline that we’ve had in quite some time across all products, but particularly M&A,” Wolfe, 54, said in an interview. “We feel good about the ability to keep the momentum we achieved in 2019 as it relates to our advisory business.”
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