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More exclusive than any restaurant: how top deal makers dine

More exclusive than any restaurant: how top deal makers dine

Head chefs are prized assets for investment banks, which leverage silver service to justify the enormous fees they charge corporate clients.

Aaron WeinmanCorrespondent

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Mergers and acquisitions are often described as a world where its practitioners figuratively eat what they kill but, in reality, dealmakers enjoy dry-aged steak, and quench their carnivorous palates with fine wine. They’re just like us.

This kind of hospitality is not always reserved for hatted establishments.

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Aaron Weinman
Aaron WeinmanCorrespondentAaron Weinman is a correspondent at The Australian Financial Review who covers investment banks, private equity firms and the broader capital markets. Connect with Aaron on Twitter. Email Aaron at aaron.weinman@afr.com

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