INTERNATIONAL CORPORATE FINANCE RANKINGS
USA BEST INVESTMENT BANKS
Industrials - Large Cap
The firms are listed alphabetically within each band
FIRMS KEY LEADERS
LEADING
Bank of America Merrill Lynch John Griffith (Managing Director, Industrials), John Pratt (Managing Director, Industrials)
Citi Wes Walraven (Global Co-Head of Industrials)
Goldman Sachs David Philip (Co-Head of Industrials Investment Banking)
EXCELLENT
Credit Suisse Andy Lipsky (Global Head of Industrials), Ray Raimondi (Head of Industrials M&A)
J.P. Morgan Henry Gosebruch (Co-Head of M&A, North America)
Morgan Stanley Matthew Parr (Co-Head of Midwest Investment Banking), Rick Polhemus (Managing Director, Industrials)
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
Baird J. Cohen (Co-Head of Industrials Investment Banking), J. Packee (Co-Head of Industrials Investment Banking)
Barclays John Welsh (Co-Head of Industrials, Americas), Sucharita Dasa (Director, Industrials Investment Banking)
Deutsche Bank Jeffrey Urwin (Global Head of Corporate & Investment Banking)
Greenhill & Co Christopher Grubb (Co-Head of US M&A), Stephen Cruise (Head of Industrial Corporate Advisory)
Lazard Robert Frost (Head of Industrials)
Moelis & Company Jeffrey Raich (Co-President & Head of M&A), Greg Starkins (Managing Director, Industrials)
Track record: In the US, Bank of America Mer-
ril Lynch advised on eight transactions in the
industrials sector in 2015. The bank was a
joint sell-side advisor in the $36.5 billion sale
of Precision Castparts Corp to Berkshire
Hathaway. It also advised InnoVista Sensors
on its $1 billion disposal of Custom Sensors &
Technologies to Sensata Technologies.
Team & differentiation: John Pratt and John
Griffith are key leaders in the Global Indus-
trials Investment Banking practice at Bank of
America. John Pratt advises clients operating
in aerospace & defense, autos capital goods
& transportation sub-sectors, while John
Griffith focuses on chemicals and diversified
industry clients.
L eaders:
John Pratt and
John Griffith
E stablished:
1914
John Pratt
BANK OF AMERICA MERRILL LYNCH: WORKING WITH KEY INVESTORS