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Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
Cross Keys Capital is a leading middle market investment bank focused on providing merger and acquisition advisory services to privately-held companies. Headquartered in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, Cross Keys Capital was founded by three investment bankers with extensive experience gained at top tier Wall Street institutions. 100% results driven and dedicated to creating maximum value for its clients, the mission of Cross Keys Capital is to be the preeminent provider of services to privately-held businesses in the middle market. Cross Keys Capital operates in following sectors: Business Services Consumer and Retail Distribution and Logistics Healthcare Industrials Manufacturing Natural Resources
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