Investment Banks as Commercial Banks
Decided to provide a critical analysis of investment banks as commercial banks
Goldman Sachs/JP Morgan: Largely seen as the lead dog in the game, hated by few, reliable lead standing in their game. Old as fuck.
Morgan Stanley/Bank of America: Seen as the number two to most people, high quality bank with great credit and bonus plans, cool bank, used to be Italian (or something)
Credit Suisse/Credit Agricole: French, no one fucking cares; not even a commercial bank (who put it on this list?)
Barclays/HSBC: British origin, probably gonna take over the world if you let them
Citi/Citi: No one likes Citi, me and my homies hate Citi
Wells Fargo/Tobin & Co. Consumer Division: just an absolute fucking mess
Centerview/Marcus: really cool, awesome, absolutely epic but widely unknown by most; dangerous to those who misunderstand it
That's it, will add more upon request
Ffs, suisse literally means Switzerland - not French
hahaha reminds me of that video from Kimmel asking Americans to name a country outside of the US
The Swiss are gonna love you
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