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  • Issuers want to take advantage of tight spreads but are afraid of building up spare cash. Banks are touting new pre-hedging derivatives solutions for those reluctant to issue. Should companies take trading views on their own credit?
  • Business travel management companies now have an impressive array of high-tech tools to enable them to meet their customers' needs. But they must always bear in mind that those customers often require the personal touch and are eager to have cut-price options built into the offering.
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  • Bennett Goodman owes his success over the past few years to his wife. He used to be a leveraged buyout banker at Drexel Burnham Lambert, and wanted to move into capital markets. ?The only place to do that at Drexel was in the Beverly Hills office,? says Goodman. ?So I told my wife that Mike [Milken] wanted me to move over there.?
  • London theatregoers got a taste of the (frequently foul) language of the trading floor last month when a new play opened at the City?s Bridewell Theatre.
  • Alastair Campbell, former director of strategy and communications and spin doctor extraordinaire for UK prime minister Tony Blair, chose the Euromoney Global Borrowers and Investors Forum in London to espouse his theory that the financial and business communities would be more effective if they were helpful to government ministers, rather than ?just nagging them?.
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