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Investment banking and financial consulting services to emerging and middle-market companies Its principals have more than 25 years of collective experience in investment banking and financial services. This experience combined with an expansive network of professional contacts including capital providers, strategic buyers, financial buyers and industry experts, is the basis for delivering quality professional services. Its goal is to help your company achieve its corporate objectives and maximize shareholder value. They start by listening — by fully understanding where your company has been and where you want it to go. Whether your business is large or small, established or new, they are eager to help it thrive.
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The Impact of Two Consumer Classes and the Fed Funds Rate Outlook
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