Which financial institution offered their clients "a piece of the rock"?
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Charles Schwab
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Fidelity Investments
Prudential
Prudential.
Prudential is known for its "Rock of Gibraltar" logo.
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Which Presidential candidate was nicknamed "The Barefoot Boy from Wall Street"?
Wendell Wilkie. Wendell Wilkie ran for President against and lost to Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1940.
On July 27, 2018, the Walt Disney Company announced the acquisition of which mass media corporation?
21st Century Fox. Key assets acquired by Disney in the Fox deal include 20th Century Fox Films, Fox Television Group including FX, and a 30% share in Hulu.
How often the floating rate changes is known as the what?
Reset Frequency. The floating rate can change several times in a year.
When was the New York Stock Exchange closed for a bank holiday declared by Franklin D. Roosevelt?
March, 1933. President Franklin D. Roosevelt declared a bank holiday beginning March 5, 1933; many insolvent banks were permanently closed after this.
After-tax profit margins reflect the ratio of net income to what?
Net Sales. Net sales is gross sales reduced by customer discounts, returns, freight out and allowances.
Sushi bonds are issued by what country?
Japan. A Sushi Bond is a bond that is not denominated in yen and is issued in any market by a Japanese financial institution.
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