U.S. Bank to buy BTIG for $1B to bolster capital-markets business

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U.S. Bank will acquire BTIG for $1 billion to strengthen its capital-markets business; BTIG has been a referral partner with U.S. Bank since 2014, collaborating on M&A advisory programs.

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Original Source Material

BTIG has served as an equity capital markets referral partner for U.S. Bank since 2014. The two firms subsequently launched an M&A advisory referral program.