RBC Capital Markets

RBC Capital Markets

Type	Subsidiary
Industry	Financial services
Founded	Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada in 1864
Headquarters	Royal Bank Plaza Toronto, Ontario, Canada Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Key people	Dave Mckay, President and CEO
Products	Financial services
Revenue	USD $6.580 billion (2013)^[1]
Number of employees	Over 7,100 (full time equivalent)
Parent	Royal Bank of Canada
Website	www.rbccm.com

RBC Capital Markets is a Canadian investment bank, part of the Royal Bank of Canada. With more than 7,100 professionals, it operates out of 70 offices in 15 countries across North America, the United Kingdom, Europe, and Asia. According to Bloomberg and Thomson Reuters, they ranked among the top 12 global investment banks.

Broker dealers

Depending on the jurisdiction, the division uses different broker dealer subsidiaries of RBC:

Canada: RBC Dominion Securities Inc
United States: RBC Capital Markets, LLC
Europe: Royal Bank of Canada Europe Limited
Hong Kong: RBC Capital Markets (Hong Kong) Limited
Japan: RBC Capital Markets (Japan) Ltd
Australia: RBC Securities Australia Pty Ltd

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RBC Capital Markets

Royal Bank of Canada

Chief Executive Officer: Gordon Nixon
FY 2007 Statistics: Net income: $5.5 billion CAD (9%)
Market capitalization: $63.8 billion CAD
Assets: $600.3 billion CAD
Employees: 66,748
Stock symbols: TSX: RY NYSE: RY
Website: www.rbc.com

Major brands by financial service

Financial group: RBC Canadian banking: RBC Royal Bank U.S. banking: RBC Bank Caribbean banking: RBC Royal Bank of Canada and RBTT Private banking: RBC Wealth Management Canadian mutual funds: RBC Funds U.S. mutual funds: Tamarack Funds Canadian brokerage: RBC Direct Investing and RBC Dominion Securities U.S. brokerage: RBC Wealth Management Canadian insurance: RBC Insurance U.S. insurance: RBC Insurance Capital markets: RBC Capital Markets Custodial: RBC Dexia

Investment banks

Bank

Divisions of
universal banks

Bulge bracket	Bank of America Merrill Lynch Barclays Citi Institutional Clients Group Credit Suisse Deutsche Bank Corporate and Investment Bank J.P. Morgan & Co. (J.P. Morgan Cazenove) UBS Investment Bank

Other	Berenberg Bank BMO Capital Markets BOC International BNP Paribas Corporate & Institutional Banking Brown Shipley CIBC World Markets CITIC Securities (CLSA) Commerzbank Corporates & Markets Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank Daiwa Securities Capital Markets EverBank World Markets Harris Williams & Co. HSBC Global Banking and Markets ING Commercial Banking Is Investment KBC Bank Korea Development Bank (Daewoo Securities) Lloyds Bank Corporate Markets Mitsubishi UFJ Securities Mizuho Corporate Bank Natixis Nomura Securities RBC Capital Markets RBS Markets & International Banking Sberbank CIB Société Générale Corporate & Investment Bank Standard Chartered TD Securities UniCredit Corporate & Investment Banking VTB Capital Wells Fargo Securities

Independents

Bulge bracket	Goldman Sachs Morgan Stanley

Other	Allen & Company Blackstone Group Brewin Dolphin BTG Pactual Centerview Partners China International Capital Corporation Close Brothers Group Evercore Partners Everbright FBR Capital Markets Galaxy Greenhill & Co. Haitong Securities Houlihan Lokey Investec Jefferies Keefe, Bruyette & Woods Lazard Macquarie Group Mediobanca Moelis & Company N M Rothschild & Sons Oppenheimer & Co. Perella Weinberg Partners Piper Jaffray Raymond James Financial Renaissance Capital ROTH Capital Partners Salam Investment Ltd. Sandler O'Neill and Partners Stifel Nicolaus Stone Key Partners William Blair & Company

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