Investment Banking

Robey Warshaw founders see pay fall to £21m in lean year

Figures demonstrate how lucrative it can be for senior M&A bankers to set up their own shops — if they have the contacts

Revenues at Robey Warshaw fell 60% last year but the three founders of the Mayfair-based advisory firm were still able to pay themselves £21m.

The latest figures, which cover the 12 months to March 2018, show once again how lucrative it can be for established bankers to leave large institutions and set up their own firms — even in lean years.

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