Renato Ejnisman é o novo sócio da Laplace
Renato Ejnisman – o ex-chefe do IB do Santander – é o novo sócio da Laplace, a boutique de M&A de Renato Carvalho, Allan Libman, Daniel Assa e Guilherme Rocha. “Achei que estava na hora de deixar de ser executivo e passar a ser sócio,” Ejnisman disse ao Brazil Journal. “A Laplace é uma casa […] The post Renato Ejnisman é o novo sócio da Laplace appeared first on Brazil Journal .
Renato Ejnisman, formerly the head of Santander's IB in Brazil, has become a new partner at Laplace, the boutique M&A firm founded by Renato Carvalho, Allan Libman, Daniel Assa, and Guilherme Rocha. Ejnisman told Brazil Journal, "I felt it was time to stop being an executive and become a partner," adding that Laplace is a highly respected firm in the market.
Ejnisman, who has over 25 years of experience in investment banking, worked at Bank of America from 2000 to 2007 and then at Bradesco for 14 years. He joined Santander Brasil's investment bank in 2022 and held that position until March. Ejnisman has known the firm's new partners for several years. Carvalho jokingly said, "In Laplace, we're all nerds," as the firm's name is a nod to French mathematician Pierre-Simon Laplace.
In meetings to welcome Ejnisman, Carvalho sent out invites titled "Renato 2". Ejnisman will be involved in various areas of the firm's operations, with Carvalho stating, "Renato will help us in all sectors and will be a great addition to our equity offerings." Some of the operations assisted by Laplace include restructuring Voke and Coteminas, purchasing Boa Vista by Equifax, and a follow-on investment in Sabesp.
Laplace also has a manager focused on the agribusiness sector, with approximately R$ 400 million in assets.
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