Past. Present. Future.

Dyer Baade & Company was founded by Stuart Dyer and Dr. Daniel Baade to provide M&A services to CEOs, entrepreneurs and professional investors of mid-sized companies with a particular focus on providing strategic M&A advice. Our first major client was one of the leading consolidators in the UK Wealth Management sector, which we helped to complete circa 20 acquisitions in a period of three years, transforming our client through M&A into one of the leading national firms in the sector. Building deep and longstanding relationships with buyers and sellers is one of our core principles at Dyer Baade. We are one of just a small number of firms with deep buy-side and sell-side expertise. Understanding both sides of a transaction is a huge benefit for our clients. It allows us to act strategically, resulting in higher success rates, market-leading valuations and better deal terms.

Past. Present. Future.

Following continuous annual growth of circa 20%, we expanded our business in 2024 and moved into our new offices at 10 Charles II Street, St. James’s, London. Operating from one of the most prestigious locations in Europe, our team of experienced and talented M&A professionals continues to deliver exceptional results for our clients, helping them to crystallise full value through M&A processes with a balanced portfolio of sell-side, buy-side and fundraising mandates. What unites our team is the commitment to deliver market-leading results for our clients, which we deliver through a unique focus on providing strategic M&A advice for mid-market M&A transactions.

Past. Present. Future.

Utilising our deep expertise and commitment on delivering market-leading results, we continue to expand our firm by helping CEOs, entrepreneurs and professional investors of mid-sized companies to answer the most essential questions for our clients:

• Is M&A the right strategic decision?

• Is this the right time for such an important decision?

• How can we maximise the valuation?

• How can we increase deal certainty?

• How can we optimise the deal terms?