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SNW (Seattle-Northwest Securities) is an investment bank and broker-dealer specializing in tax-exempt underwriting and sales, as well as trading and sales of taxable and tax-exempt fixed-income securities. SNW was formed in 1970 as a firm dedicated to helping municipalities achieve their financing goals. SNW is entirely employee-owned and is organized as a sub-chapter S corporation. Through SNW’s wholly owned LLC, SNW Asset Management, SNW also provides fixed-income asset management. Headquartered in Seattle with offices in Portland, Boise and Salt Lake City, SNW has the largest trading desk in the Northwest, averaging roughly $300 million in bonds daily. SNW is the leading regional underwriter and financial advisor for public issuers, as well as the leading market-maker for fixed-income municipal securities, in the Northwest. SNW creates remarkable results for its clients, collaborating to implement customized strategies and conducting business with impeccable integrity and ethics.

Patty Cacak June 2nd, 1954 – January 5th, 2010 Beloved Friend and Colleague		(Archive) Insurance Update ... (more) Current Insurance Ratings Summary Moody's Standard and Poor's Fitch

		Weekly Commentary February 8th, 2010 Last week’s economic numbers as a whole were positive, but there are a few concerns out there. Friday’s unemployment number (9.7% act. vs. 10.0 est.) surprised nicely to the upside, breaking through the 10% number, but nonfarm payrolls (-20k act. vs. +1... (more)

SNW News & Information Clean Tech Regional Leadership Conference SNW Additional PF Associate SNW Opens California Offices Energy Veteran Returns to SNW Update on Economic Stimulus Package April 2009 Stimulus Act Education Bond Programs more SNW news		(Archive) A Minute in the Market Minute In The Market volume XXII Ever since the stock market began to rally in March, fixed-income investors have had to deal with “spread compression” as the feeling has grown that the nation’s economic low point may be behind it. Spread compression refers to the shrinkage of yield spre... (more)