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Independent Corporate Finance Advisory — United States
Independent M&A advisory and corporate finance process ownership for US companies, PE investors, and management teams — and for international companies navigating US-involved transactions. Senior-led. No banking conflicts. No mandates on the other side.
The US Corporate Finance Landscape
The US is the world's largest and most active M&A market, with a deep and competitive advisory ecosystem. For mid-market and upper-mid-market companies, the challenge is not access to advisors — it's access to truly independent process management that coordinates the advisory ecosystem without being part of it.
ALTA Advisory LLC, the entity behind ExS, is registered in Wyoming, United States — reflecting genuine US market presence and legal grounding for engagements with US-based clients and counterparties.
Where ExS Adds Value in US Mandates
Our primary US value proposition is in cross-border contexts: US companies acquiring or divesting European assets, European or Middle Eastern companies entering the US market through M&A, and PE funds with cross-Atlantic portfolio exposure requiring independent process coordination on either side of the transaction.
For purely domestic US transactions, we work best where the management bandwidth constraint — a CEO who cannot run both the business and the M&A process — is the primary issue, and where an independent, senior process owner adds more value than an additional US M&A boutique.
For US-based investors and family offices pursuing international mandates — European acquisitions, Middle Eastern joint ventures, Asian investments — we provide the European and international market expertise and process management that US-centric advisors typically cannot.
US Mandate Coverage
- —Cross-border M&A: US buyers acquiring European targets
- —Cross-border M&A: European and Middle Eastern buyers acquiring US targets
- —US PE funds with European or international portfolio company processes
- —Domestic US mandates with significant management bandwidth constraints
- —US companies in restructuring situations with international creditor involvement
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