This leads us to what is called relationship banking -or it's really all banking is, relationship banking.

这就引出了所谓关系型银行业务,其实这也就是银行业务的全部所在

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Well, they're similar to banks and they have a relationship with the investment community and they try to stay on top of everything that's happening.

他们与银行相似,而且他们与投资圈有着关系密切,他们努力对任何事件保持掌控

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Yes, the crisis started here in the United States, though it wasn't a crisis whose origins or entirely limited to US banks, but it's all over it. -right.

对，这场危机是在美国开始的，尽管危机的源头,或者说危机并不仅限于美国银行，但是和我们国家有很大关系，-对。

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As a result, people invest in banks -the stock of banks -because they understand that these people have a long-term relationship with business and they are immune from the adverse selection.

结果呢,人们就会投资于银行,即购买银行的股票,因为他们知道,银行家和企业界保持着长期的关系,他们可以免受逆向选择之害

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This is another reason why we want relationship banking.

这也是需要关系型银行业务的又一原因

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The core of banking is relationship banking.

银行业务的核心就是关系

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