Both had extensive relationships with the oil trader, advising on deals and underwriting capital raising as well as lending money.
Chinese business executives commonly have extensive relationships with government officials that may give these officials a claim to part of their assets.
Mendes and Kenyon have "extensive relationships with clubs in the Big 10 that have the financial capacity and incentive to invest in the most talented, high-value football players".
Chan and Lau (2005) evaluated a university technology business incubator program in Hong Kong; their multiple case study of six incubators revealed that only one appeared to have extensive relationships and knowledge sharing between the incubator firms.
He also asks her about fellow Wisconsinites Scott Walker ("Great governor, or greatest governor?") and Paul Ryan, two men (and political opponents) with whom Moore has extensive professional relationships.
"Verizon already has extensive video content relationships, fixed and wireless delivery networks, and customer relationships in both the home and on mobile.
Equally important, the Fed "has extensive and well-established relationships with the central banks and financial supervisors of other countries, which enables it to coordinate its actions with those of other countries when managing international financial crises and supervising institutions with a substantial international presence".
She has "extensive knowledge of, and deep relationships with, the Chinese financial and corporate sectors," according to the internal memorandum.
He has extensive experience of Unison's relationship with the Labour party, helping young activists and the next generation of trade unionists build their careers.
"Graduates have an in-depth knowledge of many aspects of American history, literature, culture, politics and society making them attractive to multinational companies who operate in, or have extensive business relationships with, the US," says Margaret Holbrough, a careers adviser at Graduate Prospects.
