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Principal to Principal

Description:

Principal to principal refers to a direct and formal communication or interaction between two individuals who hold a position of authority or decision-making power.

It is commonly used in business and financial contexts, emphasizing the direct nature of the relationship and the absence of intermediaries or middlemen.

Usage:

Noun:

1. In the business world, a principal to principal agreement is a contractual arrangement between two companies where they directly negotiate and transact business without involving any intermediaries.
2. The principal to principal communication between the CEO and the chief financial officer helped to make swift decisions and align their strategic goals.

Adjective:

1. The principal-to-principal agreement ensured transparency and reduced the risks associated with relying on third parties.
2. Principal-to-principal discussions between the two companies' legal teams were necessary to finalize the merger details.

Adverb:

1. They prefer to negotiate principal to principal since it allows for direct and open communication.
2. The two parties agreed to meet principal to principal to discuss the terms of the contract.

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