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Companies That Grow For The Sake Of Growth Or That Expand Into Areas Outside Their Core Business Strategy Often Stumble. On The Other Hand, Companies That Build Scale For The Benefit Of Their Customers And Shareholders More Often Succeed Over Time.

We Take Smaller Companies And Middle-sized Companies, All Around The World, And We Do Currency Exchange For Them; We Raise Bonds And Equities For Them; And We Do Inventory Finance, Trade Finance, And Custody Of Assets.

I Think The Free-enterprise System Has Been Great For Society. That Doesn't Mean It's Completely Perfect. And Also, When People Say Capitalism, I'm Not Really Sure What They Mean.

Most Ceos Are Patriotic And Most Ceos Can See The Problems In Front Of Them, And They Want To Do Something About It. We Don't Always Agree About The Ways And Means, But The Objective? We're Totally Together.

As Countries Get Wealthier - All Of Them, Together - You're Going To Have Financial Assets. That Is A Good Thing. You Could Argue The Assets Were Traded Too Much, Or That They're Too Highly Valued, Or Too Leveraged.