The money-changers : a novel [WorldCat Entities]

"Money: changers"
"Qian shang"
"Moneychangers"@it
"Moneychangers"
"Moneychangers"@tr
"Money changers"@it
"Money changers"

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"Credit card schemes, embezzlement, sex, and lust for power lay behind the bronze doors of one of America's leading financial institutions. To the outside world, the bank is safe. On the inside, corruption and competition its very foundations."@en
"A four-part adaptation of Arthur Hailey's tale of power and greed in the banking business when two ambitious vice-presidents become rivals over an imminent board room vacancy."@en
"Banking intrigue and power struggles at the executive level."
"Arthur Hailey & rsquo;s #1 New York Times & ndash;bestselling novel takes readers behind the bronze doors of a major American bank and into the secret world of big money Ben Roselli, president of First Mercantile American Bank and grandson of the founder, makes the shocking announcement that he & rsquo;s dying. With no offspring to inherit the company, Roselli knows that executive VPs Roscoe Heyward and Alex Vandervoort are the obvious candidates to succeed him. Heyward, who has been with First Mercantile for two decades, will do whatever it takes to bring in new clients and win the coveted presidency. Vandervoort, a newcomer from the Federal Reserve with a left-wing girlfriend, advocates for a socially responsible plan of growth. And now the discovery of counterfeit cash and credit card fraud threatens the future of the bank itself. From the day-to-day business dealings to the inner sanctums of the money trading center and the boardroom, Hailey & rsquo;s novel is a riveting tale of ambition, greed, and the US banking system."@en
"Scandals, sex, violence, and corruption are the ingredients of this best-seller about money and banking. Translated from the American novel The moneychangers."
"Reveals the inner workings of the banking industry as well as the power struggles at the executive level. The plot revolves around the First Mercantile Bank's two executive vice-presidents both vying for the bank's presidency. The situation is resolved, but not until a counterfeit ring has been broken, a financial empire collapses, and the bank nearly fails."
"The personal problems of directors and officers of the First Mercantile American Bank lead them to involvement in corruption and violence."@en
"Binnen een groot bankconcern speelt zich een meedogenloos gevecht om de macht af."