Asked about attendees, the speaker said the guest list for an upcoming dinner includes people from the technology and banking sectors and that "Everybody wanted to be there."

(Refiles to additonal subscribers, no change to story) NEW YORK (Reuters) -UBS hired two technology investment bankers in New York from Bank of America, according to a memo seen by Reuters on Thursday. David Larsen will join the Swiss bank in September, to focus on application software, according to the memo by Laurence Braham, the global co-head of technology for UBS’ investment bank. "David and Rob collectively bring over 30 years of banking experience and have advised clients on numerous high-profile M&A and capital markets transactions," Braham wrote. "The software sector represents a significant global fee opportunity for the firm."

(Reuters) -Wells Fargo said on Monday its technology banking unit increased its headcount by 20% over the past year on the back of growth in the U.S tech sector, with additional hires in the pipeline for 2025. Tech stocks have grown exponentially in the past two years, with 2023 being a banner year for the sector. The Nasdaq 100 technology sector index rose nearly 7% in 2024, having soared 66.7% the year before. The use of artificial intelligence has also boosted attention towards the sector, with venture funding firms keen on financing companies leveraging the technology. Wells Fargo’s technology banking team focuses on companies that operate in areas such as software, fintech, e-commerce and semiconductor, among others. The team which has over 60 bankers is led by Dzung Nguyen, Matt Servatius and Jim Bryski across geographies, all three of whom have added relationship managers as part of the expansion process. However, CEO Charlie Scharf sounded a warning that U.S. tariffs risk slowing economic growth.

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