Blaylock Van: 2023/4 Impact Report
Here is Blaylock Van LLC’s inaugural Impact Report. This report marks a significant milestone in our journey as an African American-owned investment bank dedicated to making a meaningful difference in the lives of the communities we live and work in.
Blaylock Van served as Senior Manager for the $24,825,000 Atlanta Urban Redevelopment Agency (“AURA”) Revenue Bonds (Municipal Improvements Project) Series 2024, issued in April 2024.
ATLANTA URBAN REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY$24,825,000 REVENUE BONDS (MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT) SERIES 2024 SALE DATE: APRIL 17, 2024SENIOR MANAGER
1,000,000,000 Secondary Market Municipal Securities Traded
Blaylock Van has achieved an extraordinary milestone by crossing over 1 billion US economy secondary market municipal securities traded in 2024! This remarkable accomplishment not only highlights our dedication to excellence and leadership but also underscores the significant contributions of minority-owned firms in the financial industry. As the oldest continuously operating African American-owned investment bank, […]
Blaylock Van, LLC – 2023 Year End Review
Blaylock Van will be celebrating 33 years in business in November 2024. As we kick off the new year, we’re taking a look back at our success, growth and performance throughout 2023. Read our retrospective here
Blaylock Van, LLC – 2022 Year End Review
Wall Street’s Oldest Black-Owned Investment Bank Makes History
Blaylock Van L.L.C, Wall Street’s oldest continually operating Black-owned investment banking firm, has gained more success in the last year as more American companies and municipalities recognize the value of doing business with Diverse Business Enterprises (DBE), especially when it comes to Black-owned businesses within the financial services industry.
Blaylock Van LLC: Bigger and Stronger, the New Wave of Growth Has Yet to Come
Wall Street’s Oldest Continually Operating Black-Owned Investment Banking Firm Blaylock Van Furthers Legacy of Corporate Diversity
Blaylock Van, LLC serves as one of four Black-owned firms to syndicate Citi’s recent $2.5 billion bond issuance
Up Against Wall Street Bond Giants, Minority Firms Want More
