Raymond James Financial Strengthens Investment Banking with New Hire
January 13, 2026 - 21:49
Earlier this month, Raymond James Financial made a significant move to enhance its investment banking division by appointing Michael Baca as a managing director within its Technology & Services group. Baca will focus on key areas such as vertical software, integrated payments, government technology, and mobility from the firm's New York office. This strategic hire reflects Raymond James' commitment to deepening its sector expertise and expanding its capabilities in a competitive market.
The addition of Baca comes at a time when Raymond James is being recognized for its steady revenue and earnings growth, alongside a robust balance sheet. This development signals a proactive approach by the firm to not only strengthen its existing services but also to position itself as a leader in technology-focused investment banking. By bolstering its team with experienced professionals like Baca, Raymond James aims to enhance its service offerings and better cater to the evolving needs of its clients in the technology sector.
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