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Non-Tech : Derivatives: Darth Vader's Revenge

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To: Michael Friesen who wrote (826)	3/24/1999 10:32:00 AM
From: Henry Volquardsen	of 2794

Hi Michael, long time, no chat. The simple answer is the free market. The lenders give the go ahead on who they will lend to, whether it is the credit committee of Citibank, a Vanguard money market fund or you and I making a decision to buy commercial paper or a CD from a bank. As far as who checks that Joe's Construction can't get borrow at the same rates General Electric, nobody checks. If someone wants to lend to a presumably lower quality credit at the same rates as GE that is their business. Most of the market will demand a premium for the lower credit and these supply/demand factors will create the spread. Henry

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