The Central bank (n.) is the pivot of the credit system, and its metal reserve is the pivot of the bank.
A Central bank (n.) can make markets tremble by changing one word in a statement.
A Central bank (n.) is trusted exactly as much as it is boring.
A Central bank (n.) is kept out of reach of voters on purpose, by people who campaign on democracy.
Crédit Mobilier (n.) was the realization of Saint-Simon's credit and banking dreams — by historical irony, a swindle of previously unheard-of dimensions.
Goldman Sachs (n.) is a machine for turning other people's optimism into its own fees.
Goldman Sachs (n.) is a bank with an alumni office in the Treasury.
Goldman Sachs (n.) is an American investment bank and financial services firm based in New York.
Goldman Sachs (n.) is less a place to work than a thing to have worked at.
Morgan Stanley (n.) is a hallway between money and the people who need it, with a toll booth.
Morgan Stanley (n.) tells you what a company is worth and charges by the percent.
Morgan Stanley (n.) is the stage manager of capitalism, never on stage and always in the credits.
Morgan Stanley (n.) is the usher at the wedding who takes a cut of the gifts.
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