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Daniel Kim is a knowledge expert and team manager with Boston Consulting Group's Corporate Finance & Strategy practice. He is the EMESA (Europe, Middle East, South America) team manager for the firm's Transactions & Integrations Knowledge Team.

He focuses on corporate transactions/M&A as well as carve-outs, post-merger integrations, and IPOs/spinoffs.

Daniel works with clients on questions along the full M&A value chain (strategy, target identification, and investor search; deal execution; post-deal measures). He has worked on buy-side, sell-side, IPO, and joint venture projects, and is an expert in valuation and financial modeling topics.

Daniel originally joined BCG in 2018. He then gained relevant experience as a Manager for M&A at a Rodenstock, a PE-owned health care company before rejoining BCG. Prior to 2018, he was an Associate at Value Trust Financial Advisors. He is a Certified M&A Professional, Frankfurt School of Finance & Management

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

EDUCATION

  • MSc, Money and Finance, University of Frankfurt
  • BSc, Economics, University of Munich

Publications and Videos

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The 2024 M&A Report: Is Your M&A Organization Built to Win?

Top-notch deal teams collaborate with business units to identify targets, execute transactions, and expertly navigate a minefield of risks.
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Does Your IPO Need an Anchor or Cornerstone Investor?

Issuers can benefit from onboarding a respected player to support their public offering. Success requires careful planning and well-executed negotiations.
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Decoding the Competitive Software M&A Market

Buyers that overpay for targets typically struggle to create value. An in-depth understanding of what drives industry and company valuations is critical to succeed.
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COVID-19’s Impact on Global M&A

M&A can play a major role in helping companies survive the crisis. Preparation, steady nerves, and a willingness to be bold are the keys to success.
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IPO Performance and the Quest for Capital

Companies that sell only existing shares enjoy higher total shareholder returns than those attempting to raise fresh funding—across multiple time horizons.