1932 Pierre du Pasquier, a cotton merchant, starts trading securities as the European Representative for Bond McEnany & Company.

1937 du Pasquier & Company establishes an office at 26 avenue des Champs Elysees in Paris, clearing its business through Thomson McKinnon.

1939 During World War II, the firm becomes dormant but continues as a Member Firm of the New York Stock Exchange.

1945 Pierre du Pasquier becomes the European Representative for E.F. Hutton.

1963 The New York office is opened.

1975 du Pasquier & Company merges with Moore & Schley, a New York-based regional broker.

1989 Moore & Schley is sold and the nucleus of du Pasquier, which had always remained intact, once again becomes independent. It clears its business through Herzog Heine Geduld (HHG), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Merrill Lynch.

2001 Merrill Lynch sells the clearing business of HHG, and du Pasquier begins a new new era with Investec Ernst & Company.

2002 Henry Krieger & Co. joins du Pasquier as a Division. Founded in 1949, Krieger also serves the brokerage needs of European banks and financial institutions. In November, du Pasquier begins clearing through Fiserv Securities .

2003 du Pasquier Asset Management (DPAM) is formed. Headed by Wall Street veteran Scotty George and a team of money managers, DPAM represents private clients and institutional investment assets.

2005 In September du Pasquier begins clearing through Pershing LLC.-Bank of New York Mellon.

2009 NovaFund Advisors joins du Pasquier Private Equity Group (PEG) providing advisory and placement service to financial sponsors.

2010 Robert Akeson and Rick Grimes spearhead du Pasquier's expansion into new institutional areas such as Corporate Advisory Services, Non-Deal Road Shows, and Institutional Conferences.

Today du Pasquier & Co. remains firmly committed to personal service. Investing in cutting edge technology, the firm offers its clients the best of Wall Street...in a smaller environment. du Pasquier & Co. will continue to uphold this important tradition into the 21st century.