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Sovereign Securities Corporation, LLC
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Sovereign Securities Corporation, LLC (SSC) provides fixed income securities underwriting, trading, and placement capabilities to Sovereign's institutional clients, as well as to institutional portfolio managers throughout the country.
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We have active relationships with some of the largest buyers of taxable and tax-exempt securities in the nation. Our trading desks carry from $150 million to $400 million in inventory, and annual volume is in excess of $13 billion in over 12,000 transactions. Sovereign Securities trades exclusively with institutional portfolio managers and other broker/dealers.
A subsidiary of Sovereign Bank, SSC is headquartered in Philadelphia, PA. SSC also has offices in Boston, MA and Hyannis, MA.
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In the past year, SSC underwrote and distributed approximately $2 billion in municipal note and bond debt. SSC also maintains inventory positions, and trades secondary markets in municipal notes and bonds. Any interest earned on municipal securities may be subject to state and local taxes and (if applicable) Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT).
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This past year, SSC participated in the creation and distribution of approximately $1 billion in mortgage-backed securities.
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SSC underwrites directly with Federal Home Loan Bank, Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation, and Federal National Mortgage Association.
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SSC can structure, underwrite, and distribute investment grade institutional debt structures, retail debt structures, and trade secondary markets.
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SSC has the ability to purchase assets for securitization, securitize and distribute assets for its clients, and underwrite and distribute debt securities—both taxable and tax-exempt.
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SSC is required to maintain a business continuity plan to prepare for any interruptions to our normal course of business. This plan is reviewed and tested annually, and updated as necessary. This plan outlines the actions SSC will take in the event of a building, citywide or regional incident that disrupts business activity. These actions may include relocating technology and operations personnel to alternative facilities.
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