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Founded in 1895, Piper Sandler Companies (NYSE: PIPR) is a prominent American investment bank and institutional securities firm. The company's mission is to help clients "Realize the Power of Partnership®" by providing deep industry expertise and candid advice. Following its transformative merger with Sandler O'Neill + Partners in 2020, the firm has expanded its capabilities, particularly in the financial services sector. Its primary services include M&A and restructuring advisory, capital raising through equity and debt offerings, public finance, institutional sales and trading, and equity research for corporate, private equity, and governmental clients.

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Piper Sandler

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