Evercore
Evercore
Evercore Inc. is a global independent investment banking and investment management firm headquartered in New York City. The firm was founded in 1995 and has grown into a major adviser to corporations, boards of directors, institutional investors, financial sponsors, governments, and high-net-worth clients. Its core work includes mergers and acquisitions, strategic advisory, restructuring, capital markets, private capital advisory, shareholder and defense advisory, equities research, sales and trading, and wealth management. Evercore emphasizes independent financial advice rather than combining advisory work with a large commercial lending operation.
Evercore has developed a significant international footprint. Current corporate information states that the firm maintains offices in 16 countries, serves clients across more than 50 countries, and has advised on more than $5 trillion in announced transactions. As of June 30, 2026, Evercore employed approximately 2,715 people worldwide, up from approximately 2,455 one year earlier. Its primary operating segments are Investment Banking & Equities and Investment Management.
Evercore remains an independent publicly traded company. Its shares trade on the New York Stock Exchange under ticker EVR. John S. Weinberg continues to serve as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. On October 18, 2026, Evercore announced that Nigel Dawn and Naveen Nataraj will become Co-Presidents effective January 1, 2027, reporting to Weinberg, who will continue as Chairman and CEO and lead the firm’s strategic direction.
Evercore Inc.
55 East 52nd Street
New York, NY 10055
United States
Evercore’s current official office directory and Investor Relations materials identify 55 East 52nd Street as the firm’s principal New York office and headquarters. Investment Banking, Equities, and Wealth Management functions are all represented at this location.
Evercore’s main corporate office is the same as its current headquarters
55 East 52nd Street
New York, NY 10055
The New York office serves as the central location for senior corporate leadership, Investor Relations, major advisory teams, equities, wealth management, and other firmwide operations.
For general corporate and Investor Relations correspondence
Evercore
55 East 52nd Street
New York, NY 10055
Evercore does not prominently publish a different universal corporate mailing address.
Shareholder-related correspondence involving Evercore securities may be handled through its transfer agent
Computershare
P.O. Box 30170
College Station, TX 77842-3170
This is a shareholder/transfer-agent address and should not be confused with Evercore’s headquarters.
212-857-3100
Evercore does not publish a universal consumer Customer Service number because it is primarily an investment banking, institutional advisory, equities, and wealth-management firm.
Existing clients should contact their Evercore adviser, banker, portfolio professional, or the relevant office directly.
55 East 52nd Street, New York, NY 10055
55 East 52nd Street, New York, NY 10055
Investor Relations: InvestorRelations@Evercore.com
Media / Communications: Communications@Evercore.com.
Investment Banking, Financial Advisory, Equities, Wealth Management and Investment Management
1995
Approximately 2,715 worldwide as of June 30, 2026.
Evercore maintains offices in 16 countries and serves clients in more than 50 countries.
Evercore does not publish universal public walk-in hours. Meetings with bankers, advisers, wealth-management professionals, and corporate personnel are generally appointment based.
Investor Relations
https://investors.evercore.com/
Careers
https://www.evercore.com/careers/
Evercore advises corporate boards, management teams, financial sponsors, and shareholders on mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, joint ventures, spin-offs, and other major strategic transactions. Its role can include valuation, transaction structuring, negotiation support, strategic alternatives, and evaluating potential counterparties.
The firm advises clients on strategic and financial decisions that may not immediately involve a transaction. This can include evaluating capital allocation, business portfolios, corporate strategy, shareholder issues, and long-term strategic alternatives.
Evercore advises companies, creditors, sponsors, and other stakeholders on restructurings and complex capital-structure matters. Work can include liability management, recapitalizations, distressed transactions, bankruptcy-related advisory, and balance-sheet restructuring.
Evercore assists public companies with shareholder activism, takeover defense, governance strategy, contested situations, and engagement with major investors. The firm positions this practice as a major component of its strategic advisory platform.
Evercore helps corporate clients evaluate and execute equity financing transactions. Services can include IPOs, follow-on offerings, block trades, convertible securities, and other equity-related capital solutions.
The firm’s debt advisory professionals help companies evaluate financing alternatives, lender structures, refinancing opportunities, and capital-market options while maintaining an independent advisory approach.
Evercore’s Private Capital Advisory business works with private equity firms, limited partners, and other institutional investors on secondary transactions, liquidity solutions, continuation vehicles, and other private-market transactions.
Evercore assists companies and financial sponsors with raising private capital from institutional investors. Solutions can include private equity, structured capital, preferred securities, and other privately negotiated financing.
Evercore ISI provides institutional equity research across multiple industries and sectors. Its research is used by professional investors to evaluate companies, industries, economic developments, and market trends.
The firm’s equities business provides institutional sales and agency trading execution. These services complement Evercore ISI research and provide market access to professional and institutional investors.
Evercore Wealth Management provides investment management, financial planning, fiduciary, trust, and wealth-advisory services to high-net-worth individuals, families, foundations, and related clients.
Evercore’s Investment Management segment includes wealth and investment-management activities designed to help private and institutional clients manage portfolios, long-term objectives, risk, and asset allocation.
212-857-3100
212-857-3100
212-857-3100
212-857-3100
Evercore does not publish one universal Customer Service line.Clients should contact their assigned banker, wealth adviser, institutional representative, or appropriate Evercore office.
No centralized consumer support number is publicly listed.
Evercore does not publish a universal toll-free corporate Customer Service number.
No single universal Sales Department number is publicly listed because business development is handled through individual advisory, equities, and investment-management teams.
No centralized public billing number is published.
Evercore publishes direct numbers for individual regional offices. Examples include
Chicago: 312-619-4260
Dallas: 214-459-4770
Houston: 713-403-2440
Los Angeles: 310-954-3050
Menlo Park: 650-561-0100.
Office-specific numbers are available through Evercore’s official Contact Us directory.
Examples include
London: +44 20 7653 6000
Hong Kong: +852 3983 2600
Singapore: +65 6290 7000
Dubai: +971 4 247 3800.
Evercore does not publish a public emergency or after-hours corporate hotline.
Evercore does not prominently publish a dedicated permanent Investor Relations telephone number.
Email: InvestorRelations@Evercore.com.
No permanent general media telephone number is prominently published.
Media Email: Communications@Evercore.com.
Evercore does not publish one universal public HR number.
https://www.evercore.com/careers/
Not applicable.
The best route depends on the reason for contacting the firm. For a corporate or general business inquiry, call the New York headquarters at 212-857-3100 and explain which Evercore business you need, such as Investment Banking, Equities, Wealth Management, Investor Relations, or another office. If you are already an Evercore client, contacting the banker, adviser, portfolio manager, or institutional representative named on your existing correspondence will normally provide a faster and more accurate response than calling the general office.
Before contacting Evercore, have the company or account name, transaction or investment relationship, relevant Evercore professional, applicable office, and any existing correspondence ready. Wealth-management clients should avoid sending account-sensitive information to general email addresses and instead use their established secure communication route. Shareholders with stock-transfer matters should generally contact Computershare rather than Evercore’s advisory teams.
For Investor Relations matters, use InvestorRelations@Evercore.com. Journalists should use Communications@Evercore.com. If your issue involves a regulated securities service, equity trade, investment account, or financial-professional conduct issue, identify the exact Evercore legal entity involved because regulatory and complaint procedures can differ between investment-banking, broker-dealer, and investment-management businesses.
Complaints may involve investment services, securities transactions, wealth-management accounts, professional conduct, fees, communications, shareholder matters, or another regulated financial service. Before escalating, gather account or client information, transaction confirmations, engagement letters, statements, dates, employee names, emails, and a clear chronological description of what occurred.
Evercore does not operate a traditional consumer Customer Service center, so begin with the Evercore professional or office responsible for your relationship. Call 212-857-3100 if you do not know whom to contact and ask for routing to the appropriate advisory, equities, wealth-management, or corporate team. Provide only the information needed to identify the relationship and avoid sending sensitive financial information through an unsecured general channel.
If the issue involves Wealth Management, Equities, Investment Banking, Investor Relations, or another specialized service, contact that business directly. Clearly state the transaction, account, mandate, or communication involved and what resolution you are seeking. For shareholder-administration issues involving Evercore stock, Computershare may be the more appropriate contact than Evercore’s bankers.
If the initial professional cannot resolve the complaint, request review by a senior manager, supervising professional, branch or office leader, compliance officer, or other responsible manager. Provide your prior correspondence and a concise timeline so management can understand what has already been attempted. Keep written notes of all calls and preserve copies of emails and statements.
Submit the complaint in writing to the relevant Evercore business or professional and request written acknowledgment. Written complaints should identify the client or account, the relevant Evercore entity, dates, transactions, employees involved, supporting documents, and the requested outcome. Keeping the complaint in writing helps create a complete record if regulatory escalation later becomes necessary.
For a serious unresolved matter, send written correspondence to Evercore Inc., 55 East 52nd Street, New York, NY 10055. Mark the correspondence for the appropriate management, legal, compliance, or business function. Include copies rather than originals of supporting documents, provide prior case history, and keep delivery confirmation.
Securities and investment-related complaints should be directed to the compliance or supervisory function of the Evercore regulated entity involved. Ask the Evercore professional or headquarters to identify the correct compliance channel if it is not already shown on your account documents. Regulatory disclosures, account agreements, and engagement documents may provide additional procedures that apply specifically to the relationship.
A U.S. securities complaint may be submitted to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission or, where a broker-dealer or registered representative is involved, FINRA. Investment-adviser complaints can have different federal or state regulatory routes. The correct regulator depends on the Evercore entity, service, and transaction involved, so review the legal name on your account or engagement documents before filing.
Eligible brokerage customers may use FINRA’s complaint and dispute-resolution resources. State securities regulators may also assist with certain investment complaints. If the issue is primarily contractual, fiduciary, or investment-management related, consider reviewing the account agreement and consulting an appropriate financial or legal adviser before selecting an external dispute process.
If internal review and regulatory complaint channels do not resolve a significant financial dispute, review the governing engagement letter, brokerage agreement, advisory agreement, or other contract for arbitration, forum-selection, mediation, or litigation provisions. Do not assume every Evercore service uses the same procedure. For a material financial claim, independent legal advice can help determine which formal process applies.
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