Sandler O'Neill & Partners
Select a name Aamoth, Jr., Gordon M. Anchundia, Joseph Brennan, Thomas Bruce, Mark J. Byrne, Timothy G. Casey, Kathleen Ann Cavalier, Judson Chairnoff, Jeffrey M. Clark, Thomas R. Clarke, Christopher, R. Collins, Thomas J. Connor, James L. Cox, Frederick J. Crotty, Kevin R. Crotty, Thomas Crowther, Welles R. DeFeo, David A. Economos, Constantine Edwards, Michael H. Farrell, John W. Fitzpatrick, Thomas J. Flannery, Christina Gelling, Jr., Howard G. Gillette, Evan H. Glasser, Thomas Irgang, Douglas J. Jones, Allison Horstmann Lawrence, Jr., Robert A. Lenoir, John R. Linton, Alan P. Lopes, Salvatore Louis, Stuart S. Lozier, Garry W. Marino, Vita M. Marlo, Kevin D. McBrayer, Kenneth M. McDowell, Jr. John F. McGowan, Stacey Sennas McNeal, Daniel W. Moore-Mohammed, Sharon Munhall, James D. Newton-Carter, Christopher O'Connor, Diana O'Grady, J. Andrew O'Neill Jr., Peter J. Orgielewicz, Christopher T. Paris, Debra Quackenbush, Christopher Rancke, A. Todd Rice, David H. Rodak, John M. Rosen, Mark H. Ryan, Kristin Irvine Salvaterra, Frank G. San Phillip, Micheal V. Sandler, Herman S. Schular, Susan Sezna Jr., Davis Sheehan, Linda J. Silverstein, Craig A. Simmons, Bruce E. Smith, Jeffrey R. Supinski, Colleen M. Todisco, Richard J. Williams, Kevin M. Wisniewski, Alan L. Wohlforth, Martin P. Wright, Jr., John W. Learn about: Select a topic Memorial Service Message from Jimmy Dunne Office Dedication Sandler O'Neill Assistance Foundation Sandler O'Neill In the News
The Little Big Firm That Could CHRISTIAN MURRAY Newsday; Sept. 08, 2002 Tears, Silence as Firms Remember Their Lost NANCY DILLON New York Daily News; Sept. 12, 2002 It Isn't Easy, but Sandler Thrives LESLIE WAYNE with CLAUDIA H. DEUTSCH New York Times; Sept. 10, 2002 CBS's 60 Minutes Looks at Sept. 11 The investment banking firm Sandler O’Neill lost a third of its employees and all its business records in the attack on the World trade Center. In a new report, Correspondent Steve Kroft finds that business is flourishing as the firm helps the families of its Sept. 11 victims and continues to hire new employees to replace those who were lost. Voices of Reflection: Jimmy Dunne Gets Back to Business To mark the first anniversary of the Sept. 11 terror attacks, NPR News provides comprehensive coverage on the air and online. For Weekend Edition Saturday, September 7, 2002, host Scott Simon talks with Jimmy Dunne, who is working to rebuild his investment firm after it lost 66 people in the attacks. Sandler O'Neill's response to the Department of Justice on the Victim Compensation Fund Interim Rule January 22, 2002 The Damaged Spirit of the Sept. 11 Fund FRED PRICE and MITCH KLEINMAN 01/18/2002 Op-Ed Contribution to the New York Times The rules of the Victims Compensation Fund protect airlines and others from being sued while denying victim's families fair compensation. Starting Over KATRINA BROOKER 01/07/2002 Fortune Cover Story When the planes slammed into the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, few companies were as hard-hit as a small, close-knit firm called Sandler O'Neill. Of the 83 people in the office that morning, only 17 got out alive. Employees lost mentors, assistants lost bosses, friends lost friends. This is the story of what happened next. Editor's Note ALAN KLINE 01/03/2002 American Banker Page 3A Supplement: Community Banking January 2002 KBW, Sandler Retain Grip On Small Bank M&A BILL STONEMAN 01/03/2002 American Banker Page 8A Supplement: Community Banking January 2002: Markets Sandler O'Neill's response to the Notice of Inquiry and Advanced Rulemaking published on November 5, 2001 in the Federal Register November 16, 2001 CBS's 60 Minutes 10/07/01 A segment on Sandler O'Neill was featured on CBS's 60 Minutes on Sunday, October 7th. This segment addressed Sandler O'Neill's efforts to rebuild the company after the September 11th tragedy.