Le groupe FTM a acquis Alexander Capital Group
Novembre 2021 — Alexander Capital Group a été acquis par Le Goupe FTM Inc.
FTM est un family office qui investit dans divers secteurs, notamment les services financiers.
Alexander Capital Group est une société canadienne de banque d'investissement qui offre des conseils financiers indépendants aux dirigeants d'entreprise, aux propriétaires d'entreprise et aux entrepreneurs.
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