After some false starts, SunTrust Robinson Humphrey now believes it's ready to take on Wall Street.
After a two-year break, the M&A itch returned.
The mid-market has seen a rush of new boutiques, as well-known veterans take on an already crowded banking space.
May saw a number of M&A executives strike out on their own, plus other personnel news.
Private equity firms and investment banks were active recruiting senior oversight in April.
Belated offer could be turned away by some smaller groups, plus other news from Washington affecting the middle market.
The mid-market investment banks and lenders drove personnel activity in March and early April.
A number of firms have been actively recruiting in the first few months of the year.
Houlihan Lokey's efforts to build out its advisory business was a difference maker in a year that a 'deal' no longer implied a merger or acquisition.
Promotions seemed to dominate the personnel activity in January.
In a crowded private equity market, general partners are taking steps to ensure they're building and maintaining their networks.
Senate votes 70-30 to confirm.
Personnel activity slows, though a few notable names reemerge.
In the most recent round of people moves, private equity firms have continued to build up their operating groups.
The M&A landscape continued to change, as succession again drove personnel decisions in October.