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Thursday, March 25, 2010

03/25/10 Hearst Newspaper Editor David McCumber Fired Greenwich Time Business Reporter Teri Buhl And Created An Opportunity For Greenwich Roundup

Here Is A Greenwich Business Report That Understaffed Greenwich Time Missed:

RangeMark to Become Independently-Owned Enterprise

RangeMark Financial Services, Inc. (RangeMark), a subsidiary of Ambac Financial Group, Inc. (“AFGI”), today announced that it has initiated a process to separate from AFGI and operate as an independent company. RangeMark, an advisory, investment management and capital markets firm, was launched in September 2009 following AFGI’s acquisition of NSM Capital Management.

RangeMark’s CEO, Robert Smith, said “We believe that establishing RangeMark as an independent enterprise is in the best interest of both our clients and our new business initiatives. The need for understanding and strategically managing portfolio risk has never been more critical. RangeMark’s robust analytics and credit-risk expertise can bring tremendous value to investors and other fixed income market participants.”

More About RangeMark

RangeMark Financial Services, Inc., headquartered in Greenwich, CT, provides advisory, investment management, credit risk management and capital markets services through its affiliates: RangeMark Solutions, Inc., RangeMark Investment Management, Inc., and RangeMark Capital Markets, Inc.

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