Moore Corporate Finance Netherlands named Dutch Mergers and Acquisitions Firm of the Year
Moore Corporate Finance Netherlands has been named Dutch Mergers and Acquisitions firm of the year in the large category. This happened during the Merger & Acquisition annual conference on 11 December 2024 in Utrecht. After a very positive jury opinion and many public votes, the Dutch Moore Corporate Finance firm, locally known as Crossminds, received the award on stage.
M&A Advisory Firm of the Year for the third time
Twice before, Crossminds managed to win the title M&A Advisory Firm of the Year. In 2019, it was in the medium category and two years later in the large category. It’s extra special that they have now succeeded for a third time. The growth and many successful transactions in the past year underline their increasingly strong position in the market.
The election is an initiative of Brookz and Dealsuite and was organised for the ninth time. Colleagues Lars van Heeren and Thom van den Ham were also nominated as (young) acquisition advisor of the year, but unfortunately, they did not win any awards.
Impressive number of complex transactions
The award for M&A Advisory Firm of the Year was partly based on the jury's verdict on the number of transactions and their complexity. Crossminds stood out because of a number of appealing deals and the impressive number of transactions they assisted. Director Pieter Poortvliet recognises this explanation: ‘On average, Crossminds has a relatively short turnaround time for projects, which allows us to guide many transactions. Our practical approach and working method ensure that we quickly reach a suitable and correct solution with the entrepreneur(s).’
In addition to the jury component, the public votes also counted, and Crossminds performed well in that area too. Director Pieter Poortvliet is therefore proud to have received the award: ‘This is a wonderful recognition of the quality and dedication of our team. It is wonderful to see how much appreciation we have received from the market!’