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Established relationships let merchant bankers bend rules across borders because contacts with governments, local agents, and correspondent banks enable negotiated exceptions and rapid execution that rigid institutions cannot arrange.
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Most information carried in partners' heads keeps options open because avoiding written records prevents legal entanglements, preserves operational secrecy, and allows fast discretionary action when deals demand it.
