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About
Intrepid Capital Corporation (ITPC) functions as both an investment advisory firm and a broker-dealer, conducting its operations through two wholly-owned subsidiaries: Intrepid Capital Management (ICM) and Allen C. Ewing & Co. ICM is responsible for managing diverse portfolios, including equity, fixed-income, and balanced investment strategies, for a broad spectrum of clients such as public and private enterprises, labor organizations, endowments, charitable foundations, and private individuals and families. Allen C. Ewing & Co., on the other hand, provides full-spectrum securities brokerage services alongside its investment banking offerings. The investment banking arm largely focuses on advising clients on corporate finance issues, encompassing activities like mergers and acquisitions, and facilitating public stock issuances. A key leadership change occurred in June 2003 when Intrepid named its Executive Vice President, Mark F. Travis, as the new president and chief executive officer.