In the Boardroom with Resnick and Fuller - Episode Five

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Episode Five Stephanie and John discuss the broad topic of banks and banking and how corporate boards and officers should think about their banking options in light of the recent collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, and fears of the potential for similar collapses. They are joined by Chris Pippett, a Fox Rothschild partner who chairs the firm's Financial Services Industry Practice group, and frequently advises banks and other financial institutions on corporate governance issues.

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