The U.S. House Committee on Financial Services held a virtual hearing Examining the Role of Municipal Bond Markets in Advancing – and Undermining – Economic, Racial and Social Justice. Click here to hear our very own, Gary Hall, Partner and…
Read MoreSiebert Williams Shank denounces all hate crimes and hate incidents against Asian American and Pacific Islander individuals and communities. We stand in solidarity with our colleagues and friends of Asian and Pacific Island descent and join them in collective grief,…
Read MoreOur Chairman, Christopher Williams, was interviewed on CNBC's Squawk on the Street to announce the Clear Vision Impact Fund's first closing. View the full interview here.
Read MoreSiebert Williams Shank Affiliated Clear Vision Impact Fund Announces its First Closing with Support of Several of the Nation’s Largest Corporations Clear Vision obtained capital commitments of more than $100 million of the planned $250 million impact loan fund. The…
Read MoreSuzanne Shank, one of few Black CEOs on Wall Street, details how she built a women- and minority-owned investment bank from the ground up Suzanne Shank, the president and CEO of Siebert Williams Shank. Siebert Williams Shank Suzanne Shank is…
Read MoreTop Finance Official for Massachusetts Port Authority Joins Nation’s No. 1 MWBE Investment Banking Firm as National Head of Quant Group Municipal Finance veteran who has held top positions at public agencies nationwide will head Quantitative Group for Siebert Williams…
Read MoreSWS served as book-running senior manager on the City of Pittsburgh’s $46.6 million General Obligation Bonds, Series of 2021 transaction. Read more about the transaction in detail on Trib Live.
Read MoreThe Siebert Williams Shank Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Siebert Williams Shank & Co., LLC (SWS), the nation’s top-ranked minority- and women-owned investment banking firm, with offices throughout Texas, is donating $100,000 to the relief effort to help those impacted…
Read MoreThese eight men and women are helping blaze a trail for future Black investors Black individuals, in the United States as well as in other countries, have long faced significant hurdles when it comes to investing, and to finance more…
Read MoreFor a year destined to go down in infamy, 2020 was not without glimmers of goodness. As matters of race took center stage during the summer, we witnessed a remarkable outpouring of support for the Black community, even as the…
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