Class of financial的意思|示意

A survey conducted earlier this year by Experian for Liverpool Victoria, a financial-services firm, shows how this convergence on similar types of work has blurred class boundaries.

今年早些时候Experian公司为金融服务公司Liverpool Victoria所做的一项调查，显示出这种工作类型的趋同性对于模糊阶级界线所起的作用。

The future wizard of One Infinite Loop dropped out of Reed College after just six months because of the undue financial strain it placed on his working-class parents' savings.

由于工薪阶层的父母无力承担学费，这个无限循环街1号（苹果公司总部所在地——译者注）的奇才进入里德大学六个月后便退学。

The asset class at the heart of this phase of the financial crisis—sovereign debt—is far easier to value than the securitised subprime mortgages that caused the trouble last time.

与上次引发金融危机的次贷证券相比，这一次风险的核心国债更容易评估。

He told the Financial Times that one of his prime targets was freeloading by current and former executives of the airline, many of whom claimed free first class seats as a matter of course.

比亚沙瓦在接受英国《金融时报》采访时表示，他的首要打击目标之一是泰航现任及前任高管占公司便宜的行为——许多高管认为，乘坐免费头等舱是理所当然的。

In Baring bank bankruptcy discussion in class, I developed an unquenchable interest in financial derivatives. The power of double-edged sword became extremely mighty in market full of competitions.

在讨论课上，我们通过巴林银行的倒闭对的金融衍生工具产生了浓厚的兴趣，双刃剑的威力在瞬息万变的竞争市场中异常强大。

In one class of models, misperception of risk generates excessive demand for risky assets, housing and financial assets in particular.

一类模型是，对于风险的误读导致人们人们对于风险资产过度需求，尤其对诸如房地产以及某些金融资产的需求。