Sentence examples for financial coup from inspiring English sources

The first lot was the finest financial coup pulled off on Tuesday.

A clever financial coup over Executive Life's junk-bond portfolio produced big profits for its acquirer.

At the same time he has clearly pulled off a financial coup.

(Turturro does a fine high-stepping, boot-tapping cakewalk around the stage in celebration of this social and financial coup).

The $700 billion bail-out after Lehman's collapse was no genuine attempt to stave off depression, but a financial coup d'état, staged by big banks.

One long-running headache is a deal the bank did in 1991 that was hailed at the time as a spectacular financial coup.

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He also had homes in London, Spain and Mexico and a personal life as tumultuous as his professional one of financial coups and political crusades.

One of the largest financial coups in the history of the Manhattan property market may well be recorded by the owners of Rockefeller Centre, primarily Whitehall Partners, an affiliate of Goldman Sachs.

"The Snowball" (with a title that refers to Mr. Buffet's way of making things get bigger and bigger) tracks his financial coups without becoming a string of "and then he bought... .. stories.

For all their importance, what they do on a day-to-day basis is rarely good raw material for drama — except, of course, during crises like the one we have just lived through — and nothing dates faster or reads more dryly than financial coups of previous decades.