The word "financiers" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to people who deal with large sums of money, usually for a business purpose. Example sentence: The financiers at the bank were able to orchestrate the complex merger of two large corporations.
In a sense, this echoes the research of Charles Kindleberger who showed that bubbles are formed in the wake of rapid credit expansion or Hyman Minsky who argued that economic stability can lead to financial instability as financiers take more risk.
WITH financial markets melting down around the globe and high-flying financiers watching their fortunes (if not jobs) evaporate, this seems an odd time to be launching an ostentatious service designed for people with money to burn.
Mr Posner had rediscovered a financial instrument known as leverage, much used in the wild 1920s by financiers such as Ivar Kreuger (who shot himself when things went bad).
Sure, I abhor everything Ukip stand for: they're a millionaire-funded party advocating privatisation and tax cuts for a thriving wealthy elite, encouraging struggling Britons to direct their fire at immigrants rather than financiers, poverty-paying employers or tax avoiders.
The 62-year-old is a member of Jamaat-e-Islami's highest policy-making body and considered to be one of the party's top financiers.
This unstable policy environment has had a clear impact on major technology innovators, developers and financiers, who will understandably be questioning their future in Australia".
The secret police files, codenamed Gorilla, featured wiretaps of leading financiers meeting discreetly with centre-right governing politicians to trade government tenders for cash.
In it, he starred alongside other financiers, including Icap's Michael Spencer and Clearbrook's Robin Saunders in a sketch where financiers pitched a musical version of The Full Monty to the theatre, only with bankers replacing the steel workers as the talent.
When Snowden disclosed the existence of the NSA's Bullrun programme we learned that NSA had lied for years to the financiers who believe themselves entitled to the truth from the government they own.
This may have been an accurate reflection of the prejudices of some financiers, but it did nothing to quell public criticism.
That controversy scared some financiers away, but it inspired some and I am so glad the Weinstein Company and Walden had the courage to put this out".
