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ClosedFor profitInvestment BankingPortland, Oregon, United States

Pacific Crest Securities

Pacific Crest Securities is the leading investment bank focused exclusively on technology.

Founded
1990
36 years ago
Staff
51-100
43 on LinkedIn
Followers
2k
on LinkedIn
Funding
$30M
as listed, USD

Pacific Crest Securities was acquired by KeyBanc Capital Markets to better serve the technology sector. Stay connected to our experts and industry insights by following the KeyBanc Capital Markets page. Pacific Crest was the premier investment bank for technology. The firm operated at the leading edge, where global connectivity is fueling an unprecedented expansion cycle. The firm applied its knowledge of the drivers of value creation and global network of relationships to technology's high-growth sectors, such… Read all

Pacific Crest Securities was acquired by KeyBanc Capital Markets to better serve the technology sector. Stay connected to our experts and industry insights by following the KeyBanc Capital Markets page. Pacific Crest was the premier investment bank for technology. The firm operated at the leading edge, where global connectivity is fueling an unprecedented expansion cycle. The firm applied its knowledge of the drivers of value creation and global network of relationships to technology's high-growth sectors, such as global internet, mobility, SaaS, cloud and big data, next gen infrastructure, and energy and industrial technology. As a result, Pacific Crest's clients, technology's foremost institutional investors and market leading companies, relied on it to achieve superior returns and gain competitive advantage from the seismic shifts occurring in technology. In July 2014, KeyCorp's investment banking unit, KeyBanc Capital Markets (KBCM), announced its intention to acquire Pacific Crest and Pacific Crest was merged into KBCM in 2015. At the time of the acquisition, Pacific Crest Securities had 170 employees located in offices in Portland, Oregon, Boston, New York, San Francisco, Stamford, Connecticut and international offices in Beijing, London as well as the Pacific Epoch office in Shanghai.

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Size

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51-100 people: larger than 75% of companies with a size listed. 43 people list it on LinkedIn.

Age

199019002026

36 years old.

Reach

No web traffic ranking listed. 2,497 followers on LinkedIn.

What it does

BankingFinanceFinancial ServicesFinTechInformation Technology Investment BankingResearchCorporate FinanceM&A Advisory

Funding, as listed

$30M raised in total

  • Rounds1
  • LatestSeries unknown, Feb 2008
  • Latest amountUSD 30,000,000
  • Investors1, 1 leading

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Acquisitions made1

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The company

Name
Pacific Crest Securities
Type
For profit
Status
Closed
Founded
1990
Industry
Investment Banking
Categories
Banking, Finance, Financial Services, FinTech
Specialities
Information Technology Investment Banking, Research, Corporate Finance, M&A Advisory

Where

City
Portland
Region
Oregon
Country
United States
Markets
West Coast, Western US

Size and reach

Staff band
51-100
People on LinkedIn
43
LinkedIn followers
2,497

Funding, as listed

Total
$30,000,000 USD
Rounds
1
Latest round
Series unknown
Latest round date
Feb 2008
Latest amount
30,000,000 USD
Investors
1
Lead investors
1
Listing status
private

Corporate family

Acquisitions made
1

About this record

Sources
Crunchbase, LinkedIn
Last imported
Sept 2026

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