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EY has appointed five new partners to its UK&I corporate finance team.
It revealed Jeremy Ellis, Amit Dewan and Mauro Fiorucci have all joined the Energy and Infrastructure Corporate Finance practice, while Jack Dessay and Maurice Harbison join the TMT Corporate Finance team.
Ellis brings 25 years’ infrastructure sector experience to EY having spent the last decade with Investec Bank.
In his new role, Ellis will be responsible for M&A and equity advisory for the infrastructure sector with key areas of focus including the energy transition and digital infrastructure.
Dewan will lead EY’s Capital and Debt Advisory practice for the infrastructure sector and will continue the expansion of EY’s debt advisory capabilities in these sectors.
It said he brings over 25 years’ sector experience having originated and executed transactions across UK, Europe, the Middle East and Asia.
With more than 20 years of M&A experience, Fiorucci has advised corporate and private equity clients in the UK, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa on cross-border and strategic deals.
His main responsibility in his new position will be to advise clients on M&A and capital raisings in the developing energy transition and circularity segments that support the decarbonisation of heavy industries, buildings, and transportation.
After working for almost two decades in the investment banking sector, Dessay will work alongside Anna Faelten and Markus Salolainen to co-lead the EY TMT Corporate Finance team.
His prior experience also includes providing private equity and corporate customers with TMT sector advice. He also has knowledge of many technological verticals, including software, communications, digital media, and IT and digital services.
Harbison joins from investment bank Bryan Garnier. He has over 20 years investment banking and corporate finance advisory experience with a particular focus on the software, fintech and IT services sectors.
In his new role Harbison will work alongside Faelten, Salolainen and Dessay with a key focus on the fintech, software and managed services sectors.
Fraser Greenshields, EY UK&I corporate finance leader, said: “Jeremy, Amit, Mauro, Jack and Maurice bring a wealth of experience to our Corporate Finance practice and will provide much needed support to our clients at a time when many are grappling with capital agenda decisions in a challenging economic environment.”
