I work for Rothschild. Ask me anything.
I'm interested to see what kind of questions will pop up.
Rothschild AMA
Tyler Bell
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Sebastian Lee
What's on their portfolio?
Joshua Lee
interview question what is favorite book, you do not say koran because rothshcild is hewbrew
Adrian Jones
Where? What office?
Chase Thomas
Do you think he's any more influential than other multi-billionaires or say a U.S. Senator?
Adrian Bennett
>sold their oil holdings
>price of oil collapses right after
Coincidence?
Jack Phillips
This doesn't really make sense - you'll need to be more specific.
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I work in GFA for one of the major European offices. GFA is a fancy way for saying investment banking.
No, not really. I would say besides the big bulge-bracket banks (UBS, CS, etc.) which are very "American", most European banks, even those which interact in capital markets, are very understated.
Very good swiss banks like Cantonal, Reichmuth, Hottinger - Rothschild is very swiss sometimes - are very understated to a point of pain. You probably have never heard of these banks, and they like it this way.
I'm actually not familiar with this - we don't really maintain a balance sheet except for PB and AM.
This is a very common error among people in finance - most banks no longer can trade for their own account. It is a pure conflict of interest.
Those that do operate under very heavy obligation, and banks generally do not put large portions of their capital in long-run speculative investments - it is risky and not the point of a financial services provider.
Tyler Roberts
Oil was on contango since April 2014, you don't even have to be "in the know" to realize a glut was coming.
John Adams
>This doesn't really make sense - you'll need to be more specific.
Are you literally dense? What stocks are in their portfolio.
Luis Parker
This isn't what a bank does. Read wikipedia