LONDON – 1 March 2023 — DGA, an elite multidisciplinary advisory firm, today announced Andrew Jaques has joined as a Partner in London. He will be a senior member of the firm’s capital markets advisory offer, helping clients navigate business transformations, mergers and acquisitions, initial public offerings, capital raisings and other complex financial issues.
Mr Jaques has more than 35 years of experience working in the financial services industry, advising boards and management teams of both listed and private companies on their corporate, financial and investor communications. He joins DGA from MHP Group where he was most recently Executive Chair of its capital markets advisory business. Previously, he also served as Partner and Chief Executive Officer of Hogarth and as a corporate broker at global investment banks HSBC James Capel, BZW and Credit Suisse First Boston.
“Companies around the world are looking for expert advisory services to help them navigate an increasingly complex series of business challenges,” said Deborah Scott, Head of the Europe, Middle East & Africa region for DGA. “Andrew’s decades of capital markets experience ideally position him to advise clients as they undertake a broad array of corporate transactions.”
“I am excited to be joining DGA at this important phase in the firm’s development,” said Mr Jaques. “The team is really impressive; reflecting a broad range of different backgrounds and expertise that allows it to take a truly comprehensive approach to problem solving, an essential skill in a world where challenges are more interwoven than ever before. I can’t wait to help the business accelerate its growth and to seize the opportunities ahead.”
About DGA
DGA is an expert-led advisory firm that provides integrated solutions for clients in an increasingly complex, regulated and interconnected business environment. Comprising Albright Stonebridge Group and a deep bench of communications, public affairs, government relations and strategy consultants, we help clients engage with governments and regulatory bodies, navigate public disclosures and transactions within the private and capital markets, and manage their reputations through critical moments of change, challenge or opportunity.