Two principals resigned from L. F. Rothschild.
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The investment firm L. F. Rothschild, Unterberg, Towbin Holdings Inc. formally announced the resignations Thomas I. Unterberg, who had been chairman and chief executive, and A. Robert Towbin, who was a vice chairman. Unterberg and Towbin will receive severence payments of $1.67 million and $1.34 million respectively, the firm said. In addition, both executives will sell their stock in L. F. Rothschild to the company for $13 a share, with Unterberg receiving $7.98 million for his 613,979 shares, and Towbin receiving $5.59 million for his 429,787 shares. L. F. Rothschild had announced Tuesday that the men were leaving because of a dispute over the firm’s strategic direction.
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