Robey Warshaw, the investment banking boutique known for its expertise in advising FTSE 100 firms on major deals, has increased the pay for its top dealmakers. According to recently filed accounts on Companies House, the boutique paid its four key partners a total of £28m in the year ending March 2023. This is a slight increase from the previous year’s pay of £26.5m.

Robey Warshaw’s reputation in the industry has been built on its involvement in significant M&A transactions. The boutique’s role in these key deals has contributed to its success and the subsequent increase in pay for its top dealmakers.

With its focus on advising on some of the largest UK deals, Robey Warshaw continues to solidify its position as a leading boutique advisor in the investment banking sector.

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