Tom Perraton
Manager
Manager
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Tom is a Manager for our Corporate Finance business based in the Birmingham office and works across the UK and internationally. He specialises in delivering corporate finance solutions to management teams and private equity to secure new investments, exits, acquisitions and buy and build strategies.
Recent transactions include providing buy-side support to LDC, Lloyds Bank’s private equity arm, on its investment in Harper James Limited, a full-service commercial law firm. He was involved in delivering financial analysis and modelling, managing all due diligence workstreams and coordinating legal, tax and other advisers.
He provided sell-side advisory to ProGroup Construction on an MBO that saw the business acquired by its employees via an Employee Ownership Trust (EOT), supported by its founder. He assisted in structuring an EOT transaction to deliver an optimal outcome for all parties.
Prior to joining BTG, Tom qualified as a Chartered Accountant at a Big Four accounting practice, working in the audit and assurance department.
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