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About
RBC Capital Markets provides banking, advisory and capital markets services to corporations, institutional investors, asset managers and governments. It states that it has more than 7,600 professionals working from 55 offices across 16 countries in North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific, covering investment banking and M&A, equity and debt capital markets, corporate banking and global markets. It is a business of Royal Bank of Canada, not a separate public company. Jason Gurandiano, who has covered financial technology since the start of his career, spoke at TechTO's FintechTO in January 2019 on where money was flowing in the sector — US$872B of private capital deployed, roughly US$1.8 trillion of dry powder still on the sidelines, and US$86.4B into US venture-backed activity, with fintech taking a disproportionate share.
Backers
A business of Royal Bank of Canada, which is listed on the Toronto and New York stock exchanges under the ticker RY.
Quick answers
What is RBC Capital Markets?
The investment banking and markets business of Royal Bank of Canada — advisory and M&A, equity and debt capital markets, corporate banking and trading.
How big is RBC Capital Markets?
It states more than 7,600 professionals across 55 offices in 16 countries, spanning North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific.
What did RBC Capital Markets say on the TechTO stage?
In January 2019 Jason Gurandiano laid out the money flowing into fintech: private capital deployment at all-time highs of US$872B, about US$1.8 trillion of dry powder still uninvested, and US$86.4B into US venture-backed activity — with fintech taking a disproportionate share of tech investment.