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Benchmark International wins the ‘International Mid-Market Corporate Finance Advisory of the Year’ award for a second year running
July 4, 2015
In recognition of recent efforts, Benchmark International is the proud recipient of the ‘International – Mid-Market Corporate Finance Advisory of the Year’ award for a second year running at the ACQ Global Awards 2015.
The ACQ Global Awards have acknowledged industry leaders, eminent individuals, exemplary teams and distinguished firms since 2008, representing the benchmark of achievement and best-practice in a variety of fields.
On receipt of the award, James Thornton, Chief Operations Officer of Benchmark International said, “Having won the award for the first time last year, Benchmark International is delighted to have secured back-to-back awards and we are pleased that our collective hard work is being acknowledged.
“Benchmark International is now intent on ensuring its continued efforts and maintaining our position as the preeminent, international corporate finance adviser.”
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