Sentence examples for view of banking from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kanas's early experience, competing to win the business of small entrepreneurs and salaried people up and down the East End, helped define his view of banking.

I commend bankers, regulators, politicians and shareholders to read Rae before setting off from base camp Basel, otherwise they will find that by the time they reach the summit, their view of banking although appearing to have changed, has in reality been much as it always was.John Perry Saint Helier, Jersey* SIR – It never ceases to amaze me how insular American thinking can be at times.

The percentage of people with a positive view of banking has plunged to 25percentt from 50percentt in 2007.

The ivory tower view of banking is now so divergent from small businesses that the gulf between the two is nearly impossible to breach.

As for Mr. Geithner, Mr. Scheiber says that his background at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York — where he worked closely with Wall Street — indelibly shaped his view of banks.

It envisages a stable industry structure, with limited entry for Western newcomers, a high degree of government co-ordination and a cautious view of banks going abroad.

Remember Jamie Dimon's difficulty dealing with the so-called "London Whale"?But there is another, darker, reason why investors have been taking such a dim view of banks: they worry that the banks' accounts are not accurate.

Although the EU probe focuses on the CDS market between 2006 and 2009, and although Markit denies any wrongdoing, the investigation may signal that regulators take an increasingly dim view of banks co-operating with each other, especially via a third party in which they have stakes.

Some regulators take a dim view of banks that squirrel away extra reserves in good times, on the grounds that this constitutes earnings manipulation, even though it leaves them better prepared to ride out the bad times.The other important message is that a global crisis requires a global fix.

From the point of view of bank employees with a discrimination complaint, the situation is substantially worsened because they do not have recourse to national laws and must rely on the World Bank administrative tribunal (Wat); the tribunal almost never finds for the complainant.

* CEO says it will take years to change public view of bank.