Public markets
Wall Street
PIPEs, registered direct offerings, secondaries, and SPAC sponsor financings. We run listed-company financings the way private-placement teams run them — discreet, fast, priced fairly.
Since 1792 · Reimagined for today
A desk built to weather any market.
For four centuries American capital has moved on the same principle: a trusted operator, a clean instrument, and the resolve to close. We are the modern expression of that idea.
The thesis
Capital markets have an access problem.
Crowdfunding platforms gave founders one tool: a public landing page and a single regulation. Investment banks gave them another: a $500K retainer and a twelve-month process. Neither serves the modern issuer.
Resolute Capital sits in between — one desk that runs every major US offering type, picks the right instrument for the round, and actually closes.
Circa 1880
Edison's ticker, the first realtime market data feed.
The lineage
Four centuries, one playbook.
Every era of American finance was built by operators raising capital deal-by-deal. The instruments change. The discipline doesn't.
- 1792
The Buttonwood Agreement
Twenty-four brokers sign a pact under a buttonwood tree on Wall Street. Capital markets in America begin — built on trust between operators, not platforms.
- 1817
Clipper-ship syndicates
Merchants pool capital to outfit voyages from New York to Canton. The first true private-placement market: high risk, high return, structured deal-by-deal.
- 1933
The Securities Act
Disclosure becomes the cost of admission. Reg D, Reg A, and the framework for every modern private offering trace back to this single statute.
- 2012
The JOBS Act
Reg A+ is reborn. Reg CF arrives. General solicitation is legal. The rails for a new generation of issuers — and the moment a firm like ours becomes possible.
- Today
Resolute Capital
One desk. Every instrument from $2M Reg CF rounds to $1B+ PIPEs. Operators on the team, not intermediaries on commission.
The arenas
Markets we play in.
From the floor of the NYSE to private-placement memoranda for family offices — our desk covers the full surface area of American capital.
Institutional
The trading floor
144A placements, Reg S international tranches, and structured credit. Our desk plugs into the institutional bid for issuers who outgrew accredited-only rounds.
Growth capital
The skyline
Reg D 506(c) for accredited syndicates, Reg A+ Tier 2 for community-scale issuers, venture debt and revenue-based notes. The full growth-capital stack.
What we believe
Three principles. No exceptions.
Instrument first.
The vehicle determines the round, not the other way around. We pick Reg D, Reg A+, Reg CF, PIPE, or 144A based on capital, timeline, and investor base — never on what's easiest for us.
Operators run it.
Every advisor on the desk has closed deals, not just modeled them. Our partners ran PIPE desks, sat on syndicate committees, and structured Reg A+ offerings before the JOBS Act ink was dry.
No platform tax.
Issuers keep more of the capital we raise. Investors see better economics. We charge for the work — not for the privilege of using a portal.
Bring us the round
The desk is open.
Whether you're raising $2M for a community round or $500M from institutional buyers, we'll tell you in one call whether we're the right desk for the job.