Joao Luiz Paschoal

Joao Luiz Paschoal Head of Practices - Companies

london

English, Portuguese

About Joao

As Head of Financial Services & Companies Practice, I set research best-practice, steer high-impact projects, and grow our Financial & Investment solutions, while leading and developing a specialist consultant team.

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Seasoned consultant steering strategy and company analysis across financial services, food & beverage, healthcare, industrial, consumer goods and retail, converting sharp market insights into measurable growth Global Head of Financial Services & M&A at Euromonitor, Joao draws on 10+ years and 150+ deals to lead IPOs, private placements and M&A, advising clients on capital raises, target screening and growth strategy worldwide

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