B. Riley Farber is an international business advisory firm that provides practical solutions to complex financial and operating problems. We have a reputation for responsiveness and a track record of helping our clients achieve their objectives and overcome challenges.
We successfully partner and work with the leadership of North American companies, their advisors, lenders, and other professionals. Our diverse team of business-savvy professionals operates seamlessly to provide services across the areas of restructuring, corporate finance, wealth management, interim management & executive search, organizational & talent development, and human capital advisory.
B. Riley Farber is positioned to advise businesses across North America. Our global alliance also extends our reach and provides opportunities throughout The Americas, Europe, Asia, Africa, and beyond, reflecting the increasingly global nature of business. Established in 1979, B. Riley Farber continues to grow by fostering an unparalleled collaborative approach and by actively aligning interests with our clients.
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