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account. There are no changes to client's employment status, health or primary residence No No Brian Convey EFTA01398806 82833 00000210143 Paul Volcker Tr For James P. Volcker Andrew Gallivan 3/13/2017 Brian speaks with client quarterly to review account There are no material changes No No Brian

n 3/13/2017 Brian Convey speaks with client quarterly to review accounts. There are no material changes No No Brian Convey 82835 00000208963 Volcker, Paul Andrew Gallivan 3/13/2017 EFTA01398807 Brian Convey speaks with client quarterly to review account. There are no changes to client's empl

Director at Lazard Freres. Mr. Jordan also remains a director on a number of corporate boards including American Express, J.C. Penney Corporation, Xerox, Asbury Automotive Group and the Dow Jones & Company. He is formerly a member of the board of directors of Revlon, Sara Lee, Corning and RJR Nabisc

account. There are no changes to client's employment status, health or primary residence No No Brian Convey EFTA01398868 82833 00000210143 Paul Volcker Tr For James P. Volcker Andrew Gallivan 3/13/2017 Brian speaks with client quarterly to review account There are no material changes No No Brian

n 3/13/2017 Brian Convey speaks with client quarterly to review accounts. There are no material changes No No Brian Convey 82835 00000208963 Volcker, Paul Andrew Gallivan EFTA01398869 3/13/2017 Brian Convey speaks with client quarterly to review account. There are no changes to client's empl

Director at Lazard Freres. Mr. Jordan also remains a director on a number of corporate boards including American Express, J.C. Penney Corporation, Xerox, Asbury Automotive Group and the Dow Jones & Company. He is formerly a member of the board of directors of Revlon, Sara Lee, Corning and RJR Nabisc

h them. • A lot has been written of late about reduced liquidity in the current investment environment, in part a result of restrictions under the Volcker rule. This may have contributed to last month's volatility, but it should be viewed as having exacerbated the short-term pain, not as altering the

much. Unsurprisingly, it also turned out that predictions of a flawless future can be wrong, as once-dominant companies such as Kodak, Polaroid and Xerox eventually went bankrupt or required turnarounds. Roughly ten years ago, everyone was gaga over real estate, especially residential. This was underp