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Hard bargaining

Electrolux’s deputy chief financial officer, Gösta Bonde, likes to strike a hard bargain. But, as David Watts found out, Electrolux has shed some of its reputation as one of the toughest negotiators in the market.

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You're going to try and rip me off.” This is how Gösta Bonde, deputy chief financial officer at Swedish white goods manufacturer Electrolux, starts meetings with investment bankers.

In response, Bonde says: “The bankers usually say yes we’re going to rip you off.” But Bonde is quicker than that: “I am not saying they do but I tell them they will try.”

This sums up Bonde in a sentence: he is wary but

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