Flatiron Capital was a financial entity that specialized in providing senior debt, subordinated debt, and equity co-investments to venture-backed, middle-market, and technology companies. Originally an independent firm, it was acquired by Norwest Bank in 1998, which subsequently merged with Wells Fargo. For years, it operated as a key division within Wells Fargo's commercial banking and investment arms. Over time, its functions and teams were integrated and absorbed into other specialized groups within the larger Wells Fargo structure, such as Wells Fargo Capital Finance and the Technology Banking Group. It no longer operates as a distinct public-facing brand.

Founded in

United States