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Alerts Announcements Multimedia Publications Subscription	Share Learning Curve: What Really is the Board's Role in Valuation? July 23, 2009 Fund Directions Fund Directions, a publication of Institutional Investor, spoke with SRZ partner George M. Silfen about what a board's duty really entails when it comes to valuation. View PDF	Related Attorneys George Silfen Practices Investment Management

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