Independent M&A boutiques are sensing an opportunity in Japan as the country’s top corporate names increasingly look to firms not tied to large commercial banks when awarding cross-border mandates.
Leading the pack is GCA, a Japanese boutique launched in 2004 that won advisory roles on 2007’s two largest deals and also scooped one of Euromoney’s deals of the year awards for its ambitious merger with US peer Savvian. Now global M&A powerhouse Lazard is moving in, scooping up Tetsuya Kawano, former president of JPMorgan Securities Japan, to round off a spate...
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