BANKING/FINANCE
Compiled by James S. Granelli, Times staff writer
With so many young companies aiming their products at one niche or another, it was perhaps inevitable that “boutique” financing would surface.
Recently formed Registry Capital Corp., an investment banking firm in Irvine, decided that its niche would be to service the new and emerging companies that have themselves targeted limited markets.
“There are a lot of investment bankers, but I’m not sure if anyone is doing specifically what we’re doing,” said Robert E. Cole, one of the three co-founders of Registry.
Registry provides product and service evaluations, market planning and preparation and help in getting capital from private or public sources.
