The UK tops the leader board, notching up 17 noteworthy deals in H1 2021. Market consolidation continues at a feverish pace. Treasury finance disruptors, both investor categories required Trade and B2B finance platforms and VC supported P2P, SME and
Specialty Finance/Marketplace Lending:M&A levels dipped in H1 2021. Consumer Finance: Hyper-specialisation of the European consumer finance marketĬontinues, with POS, entrepreneur, freelancer, migrant and payrollįinance businesses securing growth capital in H1 2021. Brokers/Corporate Finance:Financial advisers turn to M&A to deliver additional bandwidth,Ĭapability and resources to ride the post-lockdown M&A tidal wave. Stock Exchanges/Clearing Houses/Trading Venues:Global FMI juggernauts snatch up fund platforms, trading venuesĪnd data analytics providers, under the increasingly vigilant gaze of. Payments:The COVID-19 pandemic drove e-commerce to levels never seenīefore-payment rail, service and solution providers responded with. Leader board, notching up 17 noteworthy deals in H1 2021 Asset/Wealth Management: Market consolidation continues at a feverish pace. #Alpha domus full
Tools to safeguard institutions and customers, has never been more apparent.Įurope's unicorns are at full gallop towards the digital future. The significance of digital offerings, and the RegTech
Fintech: E-commerce and online financial services experienced exponential growth during. Banks: As the COVID-19 hiatus of bank consolidation activity ends, European bank M&AĬonsolidation activity reaches unprecedented levels. Key highlights from H1 2021 include the following: Focusing on Banks, Fintech and Other Financial Services, we also provide our insights on the outlook for M&A in H2 2021 and beyond. In this edition, bring you the key deal highlights and M&A trends across Europe and the UK. With M&A surging to levels not seen since the fabled heyday of the 1990s, 2021 promises a bull market of extraordinary proportions. We look forward to further nurturing our relationship with Negociants.As COVID-19 lockdowns and travel bans across Europe end, so too does the hiatus of European financial services M&A. The family were particularly delighted to hear that Clive Weston was recently the deserving recipient of the Sir George Fistonich Medal at the International Wine Show. The flight required special dispensation to land at Auckland International Airport and the Tiger Moth only needed about 30 metres of the runway! It was an opportunity to enjoy the stunning scenery over Bridge Pa and other parts of the region as well as get the rare thrill of flying in one of these gracious planesĪnother memorable occasion was the Tiger Moth flight to Auckland delivering the 2000 vintage of our award winning AD The Aviator, the Negociants team were on hand to take delivery. Particular highlights included taking the team up in a Tiger Moth, being only room for the pilot and one passenger, the wine tasting went on as the team went up one by one. 
Alpha Domus is on the doorstep of the Bridge Pa aerodrome, which is home to many vintage aircraft including a number of Tiger Moths. We have enjoyed hosting the Negociants team at the winery over the years and there have been many shared memorable experiences. That got us off to a great start and since then we have enjoyed our relationship with past and present members of the Negociants sales and management team. Five years earlier we had begun the development of our vineyard on soils that have created world-class wines from a wide range of varietals including, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Malbec, Semillon, Chardonnay, Viognier and Syrah.Īs newcomers to the trade in 1995/96 we were very excited about the first wines we had made with our then winemaker Grant Edmonds.Īlpha Domus Rose, Sauvignon Blanc and Merlot Cabernet were released to the trade as part of the 1996 Negociants Roadshow.
In 1995 we met with Clive Weston in what was the infancy of our relationship with Negociants. The winery name Alpha Domus was inspired by the first initial of each of our first names from our Father and Mother through to the youngest brother Anthonius, Leonarda, Paulus, Henrikus and Anthonius (ALPHA) in age descending order Domus is Latin for house. “We have enjoyed a rewarding partnership with Negociants for 19 years.” It’s fantastic that two business partners are celebrating a special vintage together Negociants as New Zealand’s leading independent wine distributor who are celebrating 30 years and Alpha Domus, an award winning winery, celebrating 25 years.Īlpha Domus is a family-owned single estate winery, based in the Hawke’s Bay wine growing sub-region of the Bridge Pa Triangle.
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