Alaska Permanent Capital Management Co.: a decade of service to Alaskan investors.

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Reliability. Credibility. Stability. Alaska Identity. These words describe Alaska Permanent Capital Management Company, a pioneer in Alaska's investment industry, now celebrating its tenth anniversary of serving Alaskan organizations.

The company is an Alaskan corporation, founded July 7, 1992 in Anchorage and is wholly owned and operated by its Alaskan resident employees. During the ten years that have passed into a second decade, the company has never lost a client. Not one. Long-term relationships are fostered and encouraged by Alaska Permanent Capital Management.

To illustrate the extent of the firm's stability, there has been no management turnover in the company since inception ten years ago. This is due in large part to the leadership of its creator and founder, David Rose, who serves as Chairman.

Renown throughout state and national-international investment circles for his role in creating the Alaska Permanent Fund, the Alaska Municipal Bond Bank and the Alaska Industrial Development & Export Authority, Rose has a reputation for being the "go to" guy who can make things happen. And so it has been with the Alaska Permanent Capital Management Company.

With funds valued at more than $1.7 billion under its active management, Alaska Permanent Capital Management, a company with modest beginnings and clear vision just ten years ago, has become the preeminent independent investment advisor and institutional investment manager for corporations, municipalities, Native corporations, foundations and hosts of other public and private entities in Alaska.

ALASKAN INTEREST

Its management services are dedicated exclusively to Alaska public and private sector institutional accounts with a minimum size of $5 million. There is no referral, ownership or debt affiliation with banks or brokerages. The firm is registered with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission as an Investment Advisor as well as with the State of Alaska. The firm emphasizes its role as a fiduciary and adheres to prudent investor rules.

The company assists Alaska business organizations by offering them as much support as they can efficiently and profitably absorb. For example, when Rose perceived that Alaska municipalities from the smallest towns to the largest boroughs needed an effective mechanism for in vestment of stand-by funds, the Alaska Municipal League Investment Pool (AMLIP) was established and now contains more than $190 million. Its 45 members have profited...