The view of Pittsburgh from Mt. Washington. (GeekWire Photo / Taylor Soper) Pittsburgh's tech scene is getting some more love from Seattle. Cascadia Capital, a Seattle-based investment banking firm founded more than two decades ago, is eyeing Pittsburgh for its new special purpose acquisition company, according to a report from the Pittsburgh Business Journal. Pittsburgh Postscript: Surprises, gripes, memorable characters and epic experiences from GeekWire's month in the Steel City The firm traditionally helps facilitate deals but last month filed to raise $150 million for its own SPAC called Cascadia Acquisition Corp. It is aiming to purchase a tech company as part of the "fourth industrial revolution," in sectors such... Read More The post Seattle investment bank Cascadia Capital has its eye on Pittsburgh for SPAC acquisition target first appeared on Usa science news.
Cascadia Capital is a Washington-based financial institution that offers services such as strategic advisory and M&A transactions for sectors including healthcare and energy.