PaineWebber

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PaineWebber was a major American brokerage and investment banking firm that became one of Wall Street’s prominent financial services companies before its eventual acquisition by UBS.

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instanceOf financial services company
investment bank
acquiredBy UBS NERFINISHED
acquisitionDate 2000
acquisitionValue approximately 10.8 billion US dollars
brandDiscontinued mid-2000s
ceo Donald B. Marron NERFINISHED
chairman Donald B. Marron NERFINISHED
clientType individual investors
institutional investors
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dissolutionDate early 2000s
foundedBy Wallace G. Webber NERFINISHED
William Alfred Paine NERFINISHED
hadBusinessSegment asset management division
institutional securities division NERFINISHED
retail brokerage division
hadNumberOfEmployees tens of thousands
hadNumberOfFinancialAdvisors over 8,000
headquartersLocation New York NERFINISHED
New York City
United States of America
surface form: United States
inception 1880
industry brokerage
financial services
investment banking
mergedInto UBS PaineWebber NERFINISHED
notableExecutive Donald B. Marron NERFINISHED
notableFor contribution to UBS expansion in the United States
large network of financial advisors in the US
operated nationwide branch network in the United States
operatedIn Wall Street NERFINISHED
originalName Paine, Webber & Co. NERFINISHED
parentCompanyAfterAcquisition UBS AG NERFINISHED
providedService asset management
investment banking advisory
research
retail brokerage
securities underwriting
wealth management
reputation major Wall Street firm
prominent retail brokerage house
significantEvent acquired by UBS
status defunct
stockExchangeListing New York Stock Exchange
successor UBS Wealth Management US NERFINISHED
tickerSymbol PWJ NERFINISHED

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Kidder, Peabody & Co. acquiredBy PaineWebber
Kidder, Peabody & Co. successor PaineWebber