Sentence examples for making bankers from inspiring English sources

Making bankers squirm today is part of the summary justice needed to beat pay down from those extremes.

Making bankers pay for their own excessive risks will be a lot easier, and more effective, than using complex regulations like the Volcker Rule.

All the while, confident in the theoretical underpinnings of their inventions, they reassured any doubters that all this activity was not just making bankers rich.

There have been some outlandish ideas, such as making bankers swear an oath of good behaviour, about which Bowe is "a bit unenthusiastic".

The Federal Reserve chairman, Alan Greenspan, said yesterday that it was not surprising that a weaker economy was making bankers wary about lending, but he urged them not to carry such caution to excess.

And in the United Kingdom, where regulators last summer spelled out new rules aimed at making bankers more personally accountable, a new report scrutinizing the near collapse of HBOS seven years ago could result in the bank's top personnel being held to account after all.

Deal-making bankers like Mr. Ryan have not done a bad job.

"These kind of connections made bankers blind.

You might think that makes bankers pretty selfish.

The lack of competition made bankers fat, happy, and risk averse.

The billions they have raked in make bankers' bonuses look titchy.