Auerbach Grayson
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Auerbach Grayson & Co is a New York
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-based stockbroker that deals predominantly in the equity
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 of non-US based companies, catering to institutional
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 investors. The company has a network of partners in 127 countries, allowing it to distribute research produced by local analysts to Market data providers in the US.

Additionally, the company offers direct access to foreign analysts & company management, through investor-conferences and roadshows, and on an individual basis with conference calls and by taking clients on trips to meet with foreign analysts & the management of investee companies

Market Significance & Recent News

In June 2009 the company became the first non-Iraqi firm to sell Iraqi securities and market research on Iraqi companies since the 2003 invasion.

The company is accepted as being the first to offer foreign research in the XBRL
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format (formally debuted in July 2008).
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