financier
- noun
- /fɪˈnænʃiˌɛr/
- As a successful financier, she advised clients on how to invest their money wisely.
- merchants and financiers
- leaders and financiers
- terrorist financiers
What would be some potential questions a financier might ask if I pitch this idea?
- What would be some potential questions a financier might ask if I pitch this idea?
- And the financier said, what is it that about you?
- And I just hope that financiers keep believing in me.
- Academics, lawyers, physicians, financiers, corporate types, and myriad other professionals.
- They hate the profit makers and the the financiers.
- We got passes from every studio out there, from every financier out there.
- You could just ask the dumbest questions and it would like New York Times says disgraced financier.
- And Frank is the greatest gold mining financier of, you know, since, you know, probably George first.
- There was the guy who he was one of the like big financiers of those IEDs and, and those terror groups in Baghdad.
- You can't use the, the, the, the bankers and the financiers or whatever you might have had access to before and you have to let somebody go.
- The most important deal maker and financier of the day was J Pierpont Morgan, whose nickname on the street was Jupiter, suggesting godly power.
- But needing the upgrade now, I'm in the control of the financiers of the car dealership, of the salesperson.
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The most important deal maker and financier of the day was J Pierpont Morgan, whose nickname on the street was Jupiter, suggesting godly power.
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What would be some potential questions a financier might ask if I pitch this idea?
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So I had the script, the star, a director and a possible financier.
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And being a leading financier confers extraordinary influence over other countries that need funds, especially in times of crisis.
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An American financier named Leon Giler.
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The crucial challenge facing policymakers and financiers is the development of a stronger infrastructure for global capitalism.
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The financier was responsible for securing funding for several major construction projects.
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Many financiers believe in diversifying investments to minimize risk and maximize returns.
Synonyms
A person or company who gives money to a business to try to make money
A person who works in a bank and helps customers with money
A person who manages large amounts of money for businesses
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Etymology
Financier comes from the word finance, which originally meant a payment to 'end' a debt and is related to the Latin finis 'end', the same root as final and finish. So a financier is someone who 'settles' or manages large sums of money and makes big financial deals happen.