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Thought Leaders: Nicole Arnabaldi, chairman, DLJ Merchant Banking

Published November 7, 2008 at 8:57 AM


DLJ Merchant Banking chairman Nicole Arnabaldi outlines her expectations for 2009 and prepares for the downturn.

"It's not just about cost cutting, because I think there will be terrific acquisition opportunities for companies to acquire weaker competitors," she said.

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