Hill Young is a corporate advisory company based in Sydney specialising in acquisitions, divestments and mergers, equity and debt raisings and restructurings. In addition, the company assumes underwriting and sub-underwriting commitments and makes strategic investments on a selective basis. The company was established in 1990 by Richard Hill, Stewart Young and the partners of Ferrier Hodgson, Chartered Accountants.
Stewart Young was a senior director within the Corporate Advisory arm of the HongkongBank Group and, as such, had responsibility for a large number and variety of advisory transactions both in Australia and overseas.
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  Hill Young has three principal distinguishing features which, combined, form the basis of its relationship building strategy :
Calibre of executives. The company consists of a small team of advisers all of whom are professionally well qualified and highly experienced with proven track records in all aspects of corporate advice in Australia and overseas.
Collegiate approach. While responsibility for, and the day-to-day management of each transaction vests in a specific Executive Director, at least one other Director is closely involved providing both a back up function and a source of advice as required.
Integrity and confidentiality. In recognition of the requirements of its client base, Hill Young maintains the highest standards of integrity and confidentiality.
Objectivity and Independence. Hill Young has no lending or stockbroking activities, which enables it to provide independent advice to clients and negotiate the best available terms from debt and equity capital providers.
Discrete advice 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Each of Hill Young’s Executive Directors is committed to make themselves available to service the needs of our clients 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Success Driven. Hill Young’s remuneration is generally structured on a success basis, thereby providing a high level of motivation towards deriving a successful outcome for our clients.  Hill Young also generally seeks to recover monthly costs through a nominal cost recovery retainer.  Out-of-pocket costs are for the account of the client.