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September 3, 2024

New Haven M&A firm Woodbridge International sold to Kansas company

Robert Koenig
By Andrew Larson

A national financial services provider has acquired New Haven-based mergers and acquisitions firm Woodbridge International.

Mariner, which is based in Overland Park, Kansas, announced the deal Tuesday morning.

The acquisition closed on Aug. 30 and Woodbridge International’s integration into Mariner is expected to be completed by the end of the year, the companies said.

Woodbridge will maintain its current offices in New Haven and Cape Town, South Africa, according to the announcement. Also, it will continue to operate under its brand for a period of time.

Robert Koenig, CEO of Woodbridge International, said the deal opens opportunities for growth.

"We now have a clear path to potentially double our business within the next few years,” Koenig said. “By expanding our offerings, we can cultivate idle leads and provide more value to clients than ever before. This is an exciting time for Woodbridge, especially as we aim to capture the anticipated wave of baby boomer business exits."

Mariner said the acquisition “significantly bolsters Mariner’s position as a comprehensive financial advisory firm, deepening its expertise in sell-side M&A advisory services.”

Mariner and its affiliates advised on more than $245 billion in assets as of June 30.

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