Our Firm
A culture of accountability that fosters deep and lasting relationships built on commitment, adaptability and trust
Brown Brothers Harriman (BBH) is a privately-held financial institution that has been a thought leader and solutions provider for almost 200 years. We serve the most discerning and sophisticated individuals and institutions with expertise in Corporate Banking, Mergers & Acquisitions Advisory, Investment Management, Wealth Management, and Investor Services. We proudly execute five principles. These pillars define how we interact with our clients and our colleagues on a daily basis.
At Brown Brothers Harriman, we are…
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On the same side as our clients: our success is inextricably linked with that of our clients
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Promoters of strong, consistent, sustainable performance: the result of individual accountability, selected industry expertise and client specialization
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Selective and specialized: choosing our clients and our businesses thoughtfully
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Naturally innovative: collaborative, transparent, hands-on relationship management promotes innovation and agility
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Global and Accessible: big enough to serve you and small enough to reach the right people
Those are the facts. The details can be found in the following sections:
Mission Statement
The foundation of our success
Our History
A legacy of innovation, leadership, continuous success, and enduring client relationships
Brown Brothers Harriman has its roots with an Irish immigrant and linen auctioneering family headed by Alexander Brown at the beginning of the 19th century.
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The Partnership
A privileged way to do business
Partnerships are by definition flat, collaborative and transparent. It’s an organizational structure that promotes innovation and agility, where the best ideas rise quickly to the top.
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Philanthropy
Compassion for our community while strengthening relationships with our colleagues
At Brown Brothers Harriman, it's good to share your time and talent.
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