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NewsvineD.A. Davidson opens Boston office
The Montana-based financial services company D.A. Davidson has opened an office in Boston.
The Montana-based financial services company D.A. Davidson has opened an office in Boston.
Company officials say William Boyle will serve as managing director of the new office, which opened Monday. He has 25 years of experience working in equity markets.
The company's Equity Capital Markets Group provides services and products including investment banking, institutional sales, trading research and corporate services.
D.A. Davidson & Co. is based in Great Falls, Mont., and also has offices in Minneapolis, Salt Lake City, Denver, Seattle and Portland, Ore.
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