John Niehaus
Managing Director
Business Services M&A
Houston
John Niehaus
Business Services M&A
Nicholas Clemens
Managing Director and Co-Head of the Financial Sponsors Group
Financial Sponsors Group
Chicago
Nicholas Clemens
Duff & Phelps’ Business Services M&A practice has deep industry knowledge with regular interaction with the key strategic buyers, both domestic and international, as well as key financial buyers. We are known for having high quality staffing acquisition opportunities in the marketplace, enabling us to elicit robust interest from both financial and strategic buyers. Duff & Phelps manages a tight, cohesive process that supports strong outcomes for the shareholders and management of staffing companies.
Related Services
Financial Sponsors Group
Dedicated coverage and access to M&A deal-flow for financial sponsors.
Financial Sponsors Group
Financial Due Diligence
Quality of Earnings and key financial analyses for buyers, sellers and banks in M&A transactions.
Financial Due Diligence
Sell Side / Vendor Due Diligence
Sell-side due diligence services for business owners, private equity funds and corporations.
Sell Side / Vendor Due Diligence
Fairness and Solvency Opinions
Independent opinions for boards of directors and special committees.
Fairness and Solvency Opinions
Private Capital Markets
Senior, subordinated and mezzanine debt and venture/private equity for a wide range of transactions.
Private Capital Markets
Distressed M&A and Special Situations
Financial and operational solutions for distressed and special situations.
Distressed M&A and Special Situations
M&A Post Acquisition Disputes
Expert consulting and testifying services related to post-acquisition purchase price disputes.
M&A Post Acquisition Disputes
Case Studies
Insights
Publication
Staffing Industry M&A Landscape - Winter 2018
by John Niehaus
Publication
Staffing Industry Insights – Spring 2019
by John Niehaus
Publication
Staffing Industry Insights – Winter 2019
by John Niehaus
Publication
Staffing Industry Insights – Fall 2018
by John Niehaus
