Matt Wong
Assistant Director
Assistant Director
Learn more about Matt Wong
Matt is an Assistant Director of our Corporate Finance business, based in our Birmingham office. He is a corporate finance specialist and works on a variety of buy and sell-side assignments across the UK and internationally.
He recently provided sell-side advisory services to JMC Aviation Limited and The Mobile Repair Team Limited on their sale to Launch Technical Workforces Solutions, LLC.
He also provided buy-side advisory to LDC, the private equity arm of Lloyds Bank, on its investment in Harper James Limited, a full-service commercial law firm. This involved delivering detailed valuation input, an exit review and market mapping to support LDC’s buy-and-build strategy.
Prior to joining BTG, Matt worked in Investment Banking at Zeus, advising both publicly listed and financial sponsors on IPOs and buy-side assignments. Prior to Zeus, he worked at a mid-tier accounting firm in the corporate finance division, advising on buy and sell-side assignments.
He holds a degree in Economics from the University of Buffalo and a master's in Investment Analysis from Aston University.
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