Alcor M&A is a boutique cross-border advisory firm built on a simple premise: the mid-market — companies between $10M and $1B in revenue — deserves the same quality of senior counsel and proprietary tooling that the bulge-bracket banks reserve for their largest clients. We built the practice to deliver it.
We built Alcor M&A because we are operators first. We have built, scaled, raised, and exited. We saw what mid-market firms actually need — and saw that the bulge brackets won't serve them, while the local generalists can't. The gap is the practice.
Alcor M&A is a practice of Alcor Fund — the parent group behind a portfolio of operating companies including MindSpring Innovations (consumer AI), Stamod Engineering Services (industrial design and manufacturing), and GoGenesis AI. The advisory practice exists because we kept building tools internally to help our portfolio companies navigate M&A, capital raises, and cross-border expansion — and we realized other mid-market companies needed the same support.
Our team has built, scaled, and exited operating companies. We have raised capital across multiple geographies. We have run cross-border partnerships and acquisitions. That operating depth is what makes our advisory different — we are not bankers who have only ever been bankers.
We work four corridors — Chicago, London, Mumbai, and Singapore — chosen because they are the geographies where mid-market capital, talent, and acquisition activity actually concentrate. Singapore anchors our Asia practice and gives our clients structural access to ASEAN family offices, sovereign wealth, and Southeast Asian growth markets.
Three commitments shape every engagement we take. Senior: every mandate is run by partners, never delegated to an associate pool. The person you meet in the introduction is the person who works the deal. Selective: we take a small number of mandates at any one time, and we say no often. Bandwidth is a feature, not a bug. AI-native: every deliverable runs through our proprietary AI pipeline — Claude, Perplexity, and Gemini — built for our specific workflows. That compresses weeks of analyst time into hours, and the savings show up in our pricing.
Alcor is hiring its first cohort of builder-interns for Summer 2026 — students who can write code, are curious about finance, and want to learn how real M&A deals get done while shipping the AI tools that will run them. Eight slots, ten weeks, paid, hybrid out of Chicago. Learn more about the program →
No pitch, no obligation. A direct conversation about what you're navigating and whether our practice is the right team to help.