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DBA'S
NETWORK

Network is the key to information in today's world. The roots of DBA's
net of relations goes back decades. These roots, together with the
diverse origin of experience that came together in DBA make us a
valuable and interesting market source. We have invested in relations
and knowledge and will continue doing so. This also makes DBA
interesting to representatives of the financial sector, making them
understand and respect the codes of our sector. We believe that our
relations are unique and strong because of proven integrity, which has
provided us with an indisputable reputation. And reputation is
something you do not acquire easily; you have to earn it.

INTERNATIONAL
CONNECTIONS

We are a rather small firm. Yet, with our own network and relations we
believe that in virtual terms we are very competitive and unique. One
does not have to own resources to be able to manage them and work with
them. Sometimes even the contrary is true.

LIAISONS IN
EUROPE, USA AND MERCOSUR

Our people work in Europe, in the USA and in neighbouring countries.
Whereas in the past a multinational presence was only the prerogative
of true multinational firms, today even the smallest player can be
internationally successful. Communication, the easiness of
international travel and Internet provide all the necessary tools to
do so. In volatile markets and in particular in the service sector,
flexibility is the rule rather than the exception in small business
units. We believe to be such a unit, however with a rather global
perspective.

GATHERS MARKET
INFORMATION

Gathers market information on who finances who. For several reasons a
bank may want to finance one company in a specific sector and not in
another. Knowing and understanding why different groups of banks
finance different companies may tell you a lot about that company or -
may tell you something about the financier. Gathering these data and
analysing them are useful tools for our way of operating. The finance
manager may not have an easy access to this information. Yet it may be
important to know it as it may say something about your company, your
competitors or your banks.
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