Securities underwriting strategically aligned with you

Frequently asked questions about securities underwriting

• What is securities underwriting?

  Securities underwriting refers to participation in debt or equity offerings through which an issuer raises capital from investors. In this context, Hancock Whitney Investment Services supports select securities offerings in defined underwriting roles.

• What types of offerings does Hancock Whitney Investment Services, Inc. support?

  Through Hancock Whitney Investment Services, Inc., Hancock Whitney supports select debt securities offerings, depending on the client, transaction, and underwriting role.

• What role does Hancock Whitney Investment Services, Inc. typically play in a securities offering?

  Hancock Whitney Investment Services, Inc. generally participates in defined underwriting roles, including co-manager, senior co-manager, and passive manager assignments, based on the nature of the transaction and the broader client relationship.

• Is this service available for both debt and equity offerings?

  Yes. Hancock Whitney Investment Services may support select debt and equity securities offerings, depending on the specific transaction and client relationship.

• Which clients are the best fit for this service?

  This offering is primarily geared toward large corporate clients seeking access to the capital markets, particularly where securities underwriting is part of a broader banking relationship.

• How does this capability relate to Hancock Whitney’s broader Capital Markets platform?

  Securities underwriting is one component of Hancock Whitney’s broader Capital Markets offering. It is designed to complement other financing and risk management capabilities and to support clients with coordinated, relationship-driven execution.