banker
Deals in loans
A banker is someone who works in banking, especially in an executive or management role at a bank.
The term suggests someone involved in high-level financial decisions rather than a teller handling routine transactions: Investment bankers on Wall Street.
In British slang, a banker is a sure thing—a bet considered certain to win.
Secure storage chamber
- ledgerFinancial record book
- capitalWealth used for investment
- interestAttention, stake, or fee
- securitiesTradeable financial assets
portfolio · dividends · treasury · liquidity · credit · debit · transaction · underwriter
One who counts
- cashierTill operator
- treasurerFinancial steward of organization
- accountantFinancial records keeper
- comptrollerChief financial oversight officer
Agent bound by loyalty
- confidenceSelf-assurance or trust
- reliabilityConsistent, predictable performance
- integrityMoral soundness and consistency
- credibilityQuality inspiring trust
assurance · dependability · discretion · confidentiality · due diligence · accountability · solvency · reputation
Card game targeting nine
Obstacle course race
- hurdleBarrier to leap over
- jumpPropel oneself airborne
- fenceBoundary structure between properties
- ditchShallow excavated channel
water jump · hedge · obstacle · cross-country · eventing · point-to-point · timber
Stuffed fabric for comfort
- reboundReturn after deflection
- angleGeometric measure of rotation
- shotQuick liquor serving
- railsGuiding metal bars
pocket · table · cue · carom · safety · english · masse · break
National output abbreviation
- inflationSustained price level increase
- recessionProlonged economic decline
- fiscalOf public revenue
- monetaryOf or about currency
trade · growth · bailout · regulation · federal reserve · interest rates · quantitative easing · lending
vault
Secure storage chamber
securities · portfolio · dividends · treasury · liquidity · credit · debit · transaction · underwriter · loan
teller
One who counts
- cashierTill operator
- treasurerFinancial steward of organization
- accountantFinancial records keeper
comptroller · bursar · auditor · loan officer · branch manager
fiduciary
Agent bound by loyalty
- confidenceSelf-assurance or trust
- reliabilityConsistent, predictable performance
- integrityMoral soundness and consistency
credibility · assurance · dependability · discretion · confidentiality · due diligence · accountability · solvency · reputation · ethics
baccarat
Card game targeting nine
steeplechase
Obstacle course race
ditch · water jump · hedge · obstacle · cross-country · eventing · point-to-point · timber
cushion
Stuffed fabric for comfort
rails · pocket · table · cue · carom · safety · english · masse · break · run
GDP
National output abbreviation
monetary · trade · growth · bailout · regulation · federal reserve · interest rates · quantitative easing · lending · credit crunch
- jobsdoctor, administrator, lawyer, teacher, nurse
- occupationsdoctor, teacher, baker, lawyer, nurse
- careersdoctor, lawyer, teacher, engineer, nurse
- bankingATM, ATMs, account, accounts, deposit
- corporate worldCEO, CFO, COO, VP, executive
- business districtfinancial district, CBD, office building, office tower, skyscraper
bankerborrower
One who takes temporarily
debtor · depositor · consumer · mortgagee · account holder
bankerpauper
Person in extreme poverty
debtor · homeless person · beggar · working poor · blue-collar worker
- bank accountFinancial storage for funds
- piggy bankCoin-slot savings container
- Swiss bank accountConfidential Alpine financial holding
- break the bankExceed available resources
- breaking the bankExhausting financial resources completely
- bank robberOne who steals from vaults
bank, banking, banks, banked, bankers, blood bank, bankable, central bank, bankability