Morgan Keegan

Morgan Keegan is a prominent full-service investment firm based in Memphis, Tennessee, established in 1969 by Allen Morgan, Jr. It operates more than 145 offices across 15 states and Canada, serving individual and institutional clients both in the Southern United States and internationally. The firm specializes in wealth management services, which encompass a private client group, equity and fixed-income capital markets, and investment banking. In 2001, Morgan Keegan was acquired by Regions Financial Corporation and later became a wholly owned subsidiary of Raymond James. With a workforce exceeding 2,700 employees and significant equity capital, Morgan Keegan has established itself as a leading player in the financial services industry, aiming to deliver high-quality service and achieve recognition as the premier investment firm in the region.

16 past transactions

OneMagnify

Venture Round in 2006
OneMagnify is a business intelligence, analytics, and solutions company solving complex issues of businesses.

InterSAN

Venture Round in 2002
InterSAN, Inc. (Scotts Valley, Calif.) is the pioneer of applications-based Storage Area Management (SAM) software that enables enterprises to fully exploit the benefits of large heterogeneous storage networks. Based on its unique Virtual Private DataPath (VPD) technology, the InterSAN solution provides improved application availability, data security, and service level management. By centralizing and automating management of complex storage networking infrastructure, InterSAN's solution improves operational efficiency and business scalability for large enterprises.

BrightVolt

Series A in 2002
BrightVolt is an innovative manufacturer of solid-state thin & flexible lithium polymer batteries and power-efficient thin & flexible microelectronics for IoT clients. It specializes in the fields of battery, electronics, and manufacturing. BrightVolt got recapitalization in November 13, 2013.

Zambeel,Inc.

Series B in 2001
Zambeel, Inc. is building an enterprise-class storage system to address today’s high-growth data environments, where up to hundreds of terabytes of data need to be stored reliably, managed efficiently, and accessed through high-speed networks.

Interwise

Series C in 2001
Interwise provides voice, Web, and video conferencing solutions for the enterprise. The company offers AT&T Connect, an IP software, which is used for voice conferences, Web meetings, virtual training, Web seminars, Webcasts, broadcasts, and recordings. It serves technology, manufacturing, pharmaceutical, insurance, automotive, and retail industries. The company was founded in 1994 and is headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts with additional offices in Israel, Japan, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, France, and Germany.

BrightVolt

Series A in 2001
BrightVolt is an innovative manufacturer of solid-state thin & flexible lithium polymer batteries and power-efficient thin & flexible microelectronics for IoT clients. It specializes in the fields of battery, electronics, and manufacturing. BrightVolt got recapitalization in November 13, 2013.

Yottabyte NetStorage

Venture Round in 2001
The Yottabyte NetStorage Company.

Broadband Storage

Series A in 2001
Broadband Storage

Sanrise

Series B in 2001
Secure data management services. After filing for bankruptcy in June 2002, Sanrise's software division was sold to EMC and its other assets were sold to ManagedStorage International.

InterSAN

Venture Round in 2001
InterSAN, Inc. (Scotts Valley, Calif.) is the pioneer of applications-based Storage Area Management (SAM) software that enables enterprises to fully exploit the benefits of large heterogeneous storage networks. Based on its unique Virtual Private DataPath (VPD) technology, the InterSAN solution provides improved application availability, data security, and service level management. By centralizing and automating management of complex storage networking infrastructure, InterSAN's solution improves operational efficiency and business scalability for large enterprises.

Astrum Software

Series A in 2001
Astrum Software Corporation delivers enterprise-wide client-to-storage resource management solutions for Windows 2000/NT/9x based systems, storage area network, and network attached storage. The company's StorCast suite includes Storage Asset Manager, which controls storage consumption, monitor system performance, and trend analysis; Reporter, a reporting and forecasting solution; and Interconnect Monitor, a solution for verifying connectivity and availability of systems, devices, ports, and network attached storage through the enterprise and Internet from a central location. Astrum Software Corporation was founded in 1997 and is based in Boston, Massachusetts.

StoreAge Networking Technologies

Series B in 2001
StoreAge Networking Technologies is the provider of split-path storage management solutions that centralize and simplify storage network administration.

StoreAge

Series B in 2001
StoreAge's Storage Virtualisation Manager is out-of-data path software installed on a switch-based appliance, which pools storage resources around a storage-area network. The company also has snapshot copy, replication, disaster recovery and migration software

Advent Networks

Series B in 2000
Advent Networks manufactures and offers IP access platform for the cable industry that operates on unmodified hybrid fiber-coax networks.

YottaYotta

Series B in 2000
YottaYotta enables intelligent globally distributed SAN storage solutions. The YottaYotta NetStorager GSX 2400 provides a geographically aware storage utility. It offers a platform for both partners and customers to merge high availability, scalable performance, and multi-site data collaboration into one coherent offering. YottaYotta's NetStorager System has demonstrated near-local performance to remote locations while greatly reducing WAN traffic. At distances of 15,000 km, YottaYotta provides a 40-fold increase in I/O performance relative to traditional data sharing models. YottaYotta also delivers a new paradigm for high availability and business continuity, ensuring 24x7 operations are achieved. Founded in January 2000, YottaYotta is privately funded with offices in Edmonton AB and Alexandria VA.

PointServe

Series C in 2000
PointServe’s vision is to create a new, highly profitable marketplace for services on the Internet. Their patented online scheduling technology will enable businesses who could not efficiently use the Internet before to offer their services over the Internet and optimize delivery of those services. To the consumer, PointServe will enable greater ease-of-use in finding a provider and scheduling an appointment. To the provider, PointServe will mean increased revenue, customer loyalty and company growth.
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