For example, assessing the housing needs of a client follows a similar process whether or not the person has a mental illness.
"Chip's really Asian," quips David Dyer, president of Lands' End, the huge American mail-order house and a client of Connor's since 1992.
For a person who had not stolen so much as a candy bar all her life to walk coolly out of a client's house with such a valuable object might signal insanity.
Last September, Bob Vehe was in his van, parked in front of a client's house, when he heard something pop in his chest.
For instance, the Bordeaux house, made for a client in a wheelchair, utilized a dramatic glass room that acted as an elevator between the levels of the house.
Dressed in baggy black suits, and with battered leather briefcases, they tramp through the countryside until they arrive at the house of their next clients.
Internalisation is the matching in-house of client orders to buy or sell exchange-listed securities, against either another client's order or the firm's own position.Internalisation is forbidden, barring exceptional cases, in Italy, France, Spain and Greece.
"What prompted me to write the first newsletter was an inquiry from the house counsel of an American corporate client about a new French law on consumer warranties," he wrote in January 1998.
Four years ago, noon would have found Gabrielle Bernstein on her way to lunch at the Soho House with a potential client of the public relations agency she co-owned.
"Hung" is resigned to the virtual impossibility of someone like Ray ever landing in the kind of expensively light and airy houses of his clients.
