Chris Skoff joined Marks Baughan in 2004 and has more than 20 years of investment-banking experience. Since joining Marks Baughan, Mr. Skoff has advised on numerous successful M&A and private-placement transactions for clients, primarily in the legal and compliance and financial technology verticals. Selected clients that Skoff has advised include: Questel on its acquisition of Morningside; Quantify IP on its sale to Anaqua; doeLEGAL on its sale to Questel; info4c AG on its sale to Steele Compliance Solutions; OP Solutions on its sale to Anaqua; Jordan Lawrence on its sale to Exterro; Onit on its strategic investment from K1 Partners; Castik Capital on its acquisitions of ipan Group and Delegate; Lecorpio on its merger with Anaqua; ITIP on its sale to Questel; Steele on its sale to Bregal Sagemount; TA Associates on its acquisition of Mitratech; Compliance Technologies International on its sale to Markit; Datacert on its sale to Wolters Kluwer; Anaqua on its sale to Insight Venture Partners; Aderant on its sale to Madison Dearborn Partners; eCount on its sale to Citigroup; Integrity Interactive on its sale to SAI Global; Juris on its sale to LexisNexis; US Banking Alliance on its sale to Jack Henry & Associates; nMatrix Inc. on its sale to Epiq Systems; and GHR Systems on its sale to Metavante. Prior to joining Marks Baughan, Skoff spent six years with Deutsche Bank and its predecessors, BT Alex. Brown, and Bankers Trust, in New York, Singapore, and Hong Kong. Chris earned a BS in finance from Georgetown University and an MBA from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.