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.

2009 NovaFund Advisors joins du Pasquier Investment Banking (DPIB) providing advisory and placement service to financial sponsors.

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.