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Ryan Moss joins Perella Weinberg Partners as partner

Ryan Moss has joined Perella Weinberg Partners as a partner in its advisory business.

 
Moss will focus on providing strategic and financial advice to clients in the natural resources sector.
 
Moss joins a growing team of advisory professionals covering the sector globally, including partners Michael Dickman in New York and Bob Maguire in London.
 
Moss has approximately 12 years of investment banking experience. He was most recently a managing director in Morgan Stanley’s investment banking division in Houston, where he covered midstream and upstream companies, including US super-majors, large cap independents and mid cap independents. While at Morgan Stanley, Moss founded the midstream coverage effort, which grew to be a leading group in the market.
 
Peter Weinberg, a founding partner and head of advisory at Perella Weinberg Partners, says: “Identifying experienced advisors with deep industry relationships continues to be a top priority for the Firm, and we are pleased to further enhance our talent and expand our natural resources sector coverage with someone of Ryan’s calibre. Ryan’s expertise in the midstream and upstream sub-sectors will allow us to continue enhancing our sector coverage, enabling us to advise an even greater segment of clients in the natural resources space.”
 
Moss says: “Perella Weinberg Partners is a well-respected independent advisory firm, and I am excited to join this group of seasoned professionals. This is an interesting and exciting time for the natural resources sector given the transformation the industry is experiencing technologically and the resultant impact on capital requirements and supply and demand dynamics. I look forward to working with Mike, Bob and the natural resources team to provide our clients high-quality strategic advice in this transforming sector.”

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