Our Services
Investment Banking
For more than 20 years, Cabrera Capital’s Public Finance team has partnered with governments, schools, and public agencies to fund projects that strengthen communities.
Our Corporate Finance division works with public and private corporations seeking access to both the debt and equity capital markets.
Since 2001, Cabrera Capital has been a trusted advisor committed to executing impactful transactions for our clients nationwide.
The M&A Advisory group specializes in providing mergers & acquisitions, capital advisory and strategic advisory services to middle-market clients. Our team has a long track record of advising families, business owners, corporates, and financial sponsors on a wide range of strategic and financial engagements. We combine extensive transaction experience with deep sector insight to deliver optimal outcomes on behalf of our clients.
Sell-Side M&A
Buy-Side M&A
Corporate Divestitures
Debt Advisory
Growth / Structured Equity
Restructuring Advisory
Board Advisory
Joint Ventures and Strategic Partnerships
Strategic Alternatives
Sales and trading
Our Global Equities division is equipped with the expertise and resources necessary to successfully navigate the complexities of global markets. Leveraging a robust network of more than 60 local and international brokers, we ensure comprehensive access and seamless execution across diverse regions.
Our Global Equities team offers comprehensive trading coverage across international markets, ensuring seamless execution, settlement, and clearing of securities.
“Best of breed” algorithmic trading providers, vetted and monitored by your dedicated trader and flexible “white label” options to set your own trading parameters.
Daily Market Color and Game Plan • Technical Analysis and Charting • Pairs Trading Insights • Intraday Commentary and Alerts
Fully Integrated Trading Solutions • Real-Time Back-Office Matching Systems • Integrated Transaction Cost Analysis (TCA) • Scheduled Performance Reporting
To ensure robust compliance and risk management across the trading lifecycle, we employ industry-leading market surveillance and monitoring tools.
Our Municipal Capital Markets division provides the highest level of service to Institutional investors across the country.
Our salespeople have deep experience covering the entire range of institutional investors.
Our traders in Chicago and New York focus on the investor’s need for liquidity, market access and relative value trade ideas.
Our team broke into the top 20 negotiated underwriters in 2025 with over $2B senior managed par and we were the top 16 co-manager in 2024 at over $62B par.
Our Taxable Fixed Income (TFI) division helps clients navigate today’s complex fixed-income landscape, offering deep expertise across our core products, which include rates, credit and structured products.
As an active liquidity provider in U.S. Treasuries and Agency, we offer reliable execution for clients in these markets.
The Preferred Securities team brings deep institutional expertise, with two senior investment professionals averaging more than 35 years of industry experience.
Real Estate
Cabrera Capital Partners (CCP) is a national, full-service real estate firm that provides development, investment, and advisory services to clients.
Cabrera Capital Markets is a premier investment bank and institutional brokerage firm, serving global corporations, municipalities, pension funds, and private equity firms.
Explore expert analysis and news shaping global finance and investment trends.
Since 2001, Cabrera Capital has been a trusted advisor committed to executing impactful transactions for our clients nationwide. The following highlights demonstrate our proven ability to deliver innovative financial solutions and successful outcomes.
9th March 2026
Non-farm payroll fell by 92,000 in February, marking an unexpected decline and one of the largest monthly drops since the pandemic, while the unemployment rate edged up to 4.4%. Together, these figures suggest lingering fragility in a labor market that was thought to be stabilizing.
On the supply side, the municipal market is expecting a heavy calendar this week, with over $12 billion of bonds expected to price with supply concentrated in the top three issuances.
Meanwhile, the ongoing U.S.-Iran military conflict continues to push oil prices higher, with crude rising nearly 30% over the week and soaring past $110 per barrel today, marking one of the most significant disruptions to global energy markets in decades. The surge in oil has extended last week’s sell-off in global equities and heightened concerns about potential stagflation in the U.S.
With inflation pressure continuing, Treasury yields climbed, rising 13 to 21 basis points over the week. The municipal market could not remain insulated, with yields increasing 9 to 18 basis points. On the supply side, the municipal market is expecting a heavy calendar this week, with over $12 billion of bonds expected to price with supply concentrated in the top three issuances. Strong inflows continued, however, as investors added another $1.4 billion to municipal funds, representing the fifteenth consecutive week of inflows and bringing the total inflows for 2026 to over $14 billion—nearly double the amount seen during the same period in 2025. The SIFMA Municipal Swap Index reset to 1.54%, down from 1.88% previously.
Expectations for the Federal Reserve’s next rate cut have continued to shift to later in the year, with markets now pricing in only one reduction, likely no earlier than September.
Cabrera will serve on 6 deals this week, including as sole manager on the $36.66 Million El Monte Union High School District 2026 General Obligation Refunding Bonds, and as co-manager on the $2.56 billion DASNY Personal Income Tax Revenue Bonds, $800 million City of Chicago General Obligation Bonds, $432 million University of Connecticut General Obligation Bonds, $232 million Bay Area Toll Authority Toll Bridge Revenue Bonds, and $127 million Buffalo Municipal Water Finance Authority Water Revenue Bonds.
This week’s three largest transactions include:
$2.56 billion Dormitory Authority of the State of New York State (DASNY) Personal Income Tax Revenue Bonds, Series 2026A&B (Aa1/-/-/AAA)
$2.39 billion State of California General Obligation and Refunding Bonds (Aa2/AA-/AA/-)
$752 million Arkansas Development Finance Authority Environmental Improvement Revenue Bonds, Series 2026A7B (Baa2/BBB/-/-)
Related Articles
2nd March 2026
Last Friday’s January Producer Price Index (PPI) came in stronger than expected, rising 0.5% on a seasonally adjusted basis, the largest monthly increase since September last year; on a year-over-year basis, headline PPI increased 2.9%, remaining above the Federal Reserve’s 2% inflation target.
Read more