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Randal Stephenson

Randal Stephenson

Head of Investment Banking
Randal Stephenson

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Randal Stephenson

Randal Stephenson is Head of Investment Banking at FE International. Stephenson has over 25 years of experience in both M&A advisory and debt and equity capital raising. Before FE, he held senior investment banking positions at Merrill Lynch, Jefferies, CIT Group, and Duff & Phelps. He has closed over 300 transactions valued at $44 billion across 22 countries.​

Education & Other

BA, University of Michigan

JD, Boston College Law School

MBA, Harvard Business School

Licenses: Series 7, 79, 63 & 24

Admitted to practice law In New York

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Areas of Expertise

  • Private Placements
  • Mergers & Acquisitions
  • Corporate Law

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