But I was not worried because I still have more than half of the cash in my bank account.

但我并不担心,因为公司的银行账户上还有60多万美元。

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Now incidentally, often bank loans to corporations are short-term, technically, so the bank is both lending short and borrowing short.

顺便说一下,技术上讲,银行借给公司的都是短期贷款,银行同时进行短期借贷业务

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You've got these warehouses along the canals and here's where the bankers-- the Dutch had the most, along with the English, had sophisticated banking system in the world.

你已经见过了这些运河旁的仓库了,这些银行家们,大部分来自于荷兰,同时也来自英国,他们拥有世界上最复杂的的银行系统

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s treasury secretary Hank Paulson intervened to prevent Bear sterns, re in wall street now, one of the gigantic financial institutions from collapsing altogether.

008年3月，布什的财政部长，In，march，2008，，Bush’,汉克，鲍尔森,干预阻止贝尔斯登银行，贝尔斯登银行是华尔街上，they’,的一家大的金融机构,政府干预没有让其倒闭。

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On the other hand, historically, most institutions do both If you go around the world, are also involved in investment banking.

另一方面，从历史上来说,如果你去全球看看，也做银行投资业务。

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The Bank of England was founded in 1694 and that was the world's first central bank.

英格兰银行成立于1694年4,并且它是世界上第一个中央银行。

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It's also about: how banks operate; what their function is in our society; and, why they are such important institutions that have gone back for hundreds of years and remain powerful, central features in our economy.

也会讲到,银行如何运作,银行在社会上的功能,以及为什么几百年来,银行依然在经济生活中拥有,重要的作用

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This has happened so many times in history that governments around the world now regulate banks and tell them that they have to hold a minimum amount of reserves and have a minimum amount of capital.

这在历史上已经发生多次了,如今,各国政府都在进行银行监管,并且告诉他们,他们必须留存最小金额的准备金,以及最小金额的资本金

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So, it really is -it really ought to be on the bank's balance sheet and it ought to be regulated by the bank regulators, but there was a failure to do that and that is the problem that we are in currently.

所以说,它确实该...,它应该反映在银行的资产负债表上,同时接受银行监管体系的管理,但这却没能实现,这就是我们目前面临的问题

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What you used to do is, every six months you'd pull out your bonds and you'd clip the coupons with a pair of scissors; you take them to a bank and they would give you cash for your coupons.

过去,你每六个月从你的债券上,用剪刀剪下息票,把它拿到银行,用息票兑换现金

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It was something like a central bank but it was different essentially in that the National Banks really didn't have authority to run monetary policy.

它像是个中央银行,但是在本质上不同,因为国家银行真的,没有什么权力运行货币政策。

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Of course, the banker isn't going to give you $1 for something that is paying $1 in a year because the banker knows that $1 could be invested at the interest rate.

当然,银行不会因为某些东西,在一年内收益一美元,而给你一美元,因为银行知道一美元能在利率的基础上,用来投资

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Inflation is the most important thing according to many views because the Fed has to guarantee the soundness of the money supply -- and there have been so many cases in history when the central bank allowed debasement of the currency through inflation.

通货膨胀是最重要的事情,根据很多观点,因为美联储必须保证,货币供应的稳固,并且在历史上有太多的例子,当中央银行允许,通过通货膨胀改造货币。

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So, the bank has an SIV on its books, but the SIV is not part of the bank, so it's not subject to the bank capital requirements.

所以SIV会在银行账面上反映,但SIV却不是银行,所以它无需满足银行的资本要求

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