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Baird provides a range of financial services including wealth management, capital markets, private equity, and investment banking. Their wealth management services help individuals and families manage their investments and plan for their financial futures. In capital markets, Baird assists companies in raising capital through equity and debt offerings, as well as providing advisory services for mergers and acquisitions. Their private equity division invests in companies to help them grow and succeed. Baird differentiates itself from competitors by being employee-owned, which fosters a unique culture and commitment to client service. The company's goal is to deliver great outcomes for clients while maintaining a strong focus on ethical practices and community involvement.
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$872.1M
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Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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1919
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