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Lincoln International Adds Eduard Egelie as Managing Director, Bolstering Financial Services Advisory

Lincoln International, a global investment banking advisory firm, is pleased to announce the addition of Eduard Egelie as a Managing Director in Lincoln’s Financial Services Group. Based in London, Eduard will lead the firm’s European financial services advisory capabilities, bringing more than three decades of experience advising financial institutions and deep expertise in the European insurance sector. In his new role, he is also responsible for MarshBerry’s European team.

“The financial services sector is undergoing a period of significant change, driven by regulatory initiatives, AI-enabled disruption and continued consolidation,” said Friedrich Bieselt, Managing Director & Co-Head of Business Services, Europe. “Clients across the U.K. and Europe will benefit from Eduard’s leadership and strong track record of advising financial institutions.”

Eduard’s hiring reflects Lincoln’s continued investment in and expansion of its financial services advisory practice. The firm has recently added senior talent in the U.S. and expanded its capabilities through the acquisition of MarshBerry, a global leader serving the insurance brokerage and wealth and retirement sectors.

“I have helped clients navigate a wide range of market cycles throughout my career, and the insurance sector continues to evolve,” said Eduard. “I look forward to working with Lincoln’s established platform to provide consistent, high-quality advice to our financial services clients as a trusted partner.”

Prior to joining Lincoln, Eduard served as Head of Financial Institutions Corporate Finance at Societe Generale. Earlier in his career, he held roles at RBS and Credit Suisse. Eduard holds a Master of Science in econometrics from Erasmus University Rotterdam.

Summary

  • Lincoln International adds Eduard Egelie as a Managing Director in London, strengthening the firm's European financial services advisory capabilities.

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