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	{{a\|besci\|}}From our “understanding the implications of {{t\|behavioural science}} for {{t\|contract}} {{t\|negotiation}}” series — it is a short series at present — comes this oft-overlooked ''motivation'' for your counterparty’s apparently absurd negotiation demands: not ~~to be able~~ to enforce them, per se, but to persuade its own, absurdly demanding clients, that it ''tried''.		{{a\|besci\|}}From our “understanding the implications of {{t\|behavioural science}} for {{t\|contract}} {{t\|negotiation}}” series — it is a short series at present — comes this oft-overlooked ''motivation'' for your counterparty’s apparently absurd negotiation demands: not out of any wish or intention to enforce them, per se, but to persuade its own, absurdly demanding clients, that it ''tried''.

	In our crazy, inter-connected world, much financial markets activity comprises of fattened [[Intermediary\|intermediaries]] sitting cross-legged in a circle, passing around a parcel belonging, at some remove, to the [[ultimate client]]. As it passes by, each one takes a nibble at it.		In our crazy, inter-connected world, much financial markets activity comprises of fattened [[Intermediary\|intermediaries]] sitting cross-legged in a circle, passing around a parcel belonging, at some remove, to the [[ultimate client]]. As it passes by, each one takes a nibble at it.