Inside the Banking Industry With David Komansky
Airtime: Mon. Jul. 12 2010 | 4:35 PM ET
David Komansky, of Field Point Private Bank, discusses his firm’s unique business approach with CNBC and shares his outlook for the overall financial industry.
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