1.   It makes money from spreads on its hedging operations which fix the interest rate, and on attracting new clients.

2.   Cross subsidisation will be particularly common when firms are trying to penetrate new markets or attract new clients.

3.   Indeed, primary eurobond operations are often categorised as loss-leaders, making low or negative profits to attract clients to other operations or to penetrate new markets.

4.   And in a newly competitive marketplace, offering Internet access in conjunction with a given service provider could attract new clients.

5.   And it has attracted eight clients, including the U.N. Environment Program.

6.   And she continues to attract potential clients.

7.   As CKS has become known as a hot high-tech shop, the firm has attracted big-name clients.

8.   Block has long tried to attract clients who want and will pay for more sophisticated advice than is available in most seasonal tax offices.

9.   Besides the usual school groups, they hope to attract corporate clients for retreats and other business gatherings.

10.   Agent gets to brag on the contract and use it to attract future clients.