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company sizeCompany size 51-200
San Francisco, California, United States

FT Partners is a boutique investment bank based in San Francisco founded in 2002. FT Partners provides a comprehensive suite of strategic and financial advisory services focused on the financial technology sector including mergers, acquisitions, private capital formation IPO advisory, and other advisory services.

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Investment Banks

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Financial ServicesTechnology & Software

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Capital MarketsMerger and Acquisition AdvisoryPrivate Financing Advisory
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Patrick H.
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Jul 31, 2018
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What did you like best about your experience with the Firm?
FT Partners takes a slightly different approach to their advisory services compared to other bankers. We were engaged with them for nearly 2 years before we started the process. During that time period, they provided valuable insight to our strategy and marketing conditions. In addition, they used that time to fully understand our business. The engagement was more of a partnership and not a transaction for them.
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What recommendations would you make to other businesses considering engaging this Firm?
They provide great strategic advice, so don't wait until you are ready to transact to engage them.

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