International

 

INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT BANKING

Beginning in the 1990's, Monticello Capital concentrated its business development and client services in the American advanced technology sector, broadly defined. Because of enormous global financial interest in that sector growing concurrent with the investment bank’s expansion, Monticello Capital built significant commercial relationships outside the United States.

 

Since 2002, the firm has greatly expanded its international business operations. Among the investment banking services that Monticello Capital offers its US and international clients are:

 
  • US corporate acquisitions by foreign corporations
  • Foreign corporate acquisitions by US corporations
  • US-EU transaction management
  • Due diligence of non-US commercial entities
  • Research and investigation for foreign corporations
  • Global technology integration and joint ventures
  • International business development
  • European commercial banking transactions
  • Middle East mergers and acquisitions
  • US business integration of foreign corporations
  • US regulatory agency advisory services
  • International marketing of advanced technology
 

Few American investment banks have as comprehensive a base of international investment banking and commercial experience as Monticello Capital. Each of the principals of the firm has lived and worked overseas, most significantly in Europe and the Middle East. Monticello Capital bankers have also participated in the economic reconstruction and transformation of governmental institutions in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union.

Monticello Capital holds interests in companies throughout the United States and, through the investments of its portfolio corporation Advanced Environmental Resources, Inc., in Belgium, Italy, Luxembourg, Portugal, and Saudi Arabia.

Case Summary

Monticello Capital’s client, a multinational holding corporation active in advanced technology industries, retained the investment bank to conduct a search, and to negotiate the transaction, of its purchase of a US corporation. Through an interactive process with the client’s executive management, a series of discrete and clear parameters for investment was developed. The qualification of the acquisition was conducted by Monticello Capital prior to identifying the buyer by name - because exposure of a multinational corporate client at an early stage, before the seller’s reservation price is discerned by the investment bankers, usually results in a higher purchase price than the buyer should pay. Monticello Capital minimized the purchase price.

 
 
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