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On June 6, 2012, Royce Portfolio Manager and Director of International Research David Nadel appeared in a ReutersTV segment, "Bargains Amid the Euro Zone Rubble" with Reuters correspondent Fred Katayama.

David uses Austria as an example of an attractive market with many export-oriented businesses that benefit from a weak euro. That said, David warns that high-quality bargains present themselves on a company by company basis, not country wide.

David Nadel serves as portfolio manager on Royce Global Value Fund (with Whitney George), Royce European Smaller-Companies Fund (with Chuck Royce), Royce International Smaller-Companies Fund (with Chuck Royce), Royce Global Select Long/Short Fund, Royce International Premier Fund, and Royce International Micro-Cap Fund.

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