Community It is positioned as Italy’s leading financial communications adviser (both in terms of value and the number of deals)also climbing all the European and international rankings compiled by Mergermaket, a privileged observatory of financial intelligence that compiles the most authoritative monitor of M& A (mergers and acquisitions) transactions worldwide and surveys financial, legal and communications advisers. The ranking considers the the number and value of transactions monitored during the first six months of the current year: the company has announced 30 transactions worldwide, with a total value of USD 13.347 billion (equivalent to EUR 11.9 billion).
Mergermarket Italy Ranking
In international rankings Community is the firstthe Italian club currently ranked 8th in Europe by number of transactions (28 M&As) and the 15th in the global rankings, but it also ranks highly in other countries with a 2nd place in Latin America, 3rd place in Ireland e 7th in Asia (and the only Italian firm on the list) in terms of the value of the transactions handled.
On the left is Mergermarket’s EMEA ranking; on the right is the Global ranking
This is a significant accolade for Community, confirming the global leadership achieved by the company, which, in 2023, launched Excellera Advisory Group, Italy’s leading consultancy firm specialising in government affairs and reputation management, a group with a turnover of 25 million euros, formed through the merger with Cattaneo Zanetto & Co. and with the support of Xenon Private Equity
Auro Palomba, CEO and founder of Community, said: “The results highlighted by Mergermarket are the fruit of outstanding teamwork and recognition of our ability to operate in complex and constantly evolving global contexts. Today, thanks to the Excellera Group, we are able to offer comprehensive, top-quality services, ensuring strategic vision and operational support in our dealings with all market players, and creating a development model within the communications sector that aims to grow both internally and externally, whilst also looking abroad.”
