Probably an economist, an investment banker or a central banker.

Which central banker, with memoirs recently out, has a day named in his honour in his home town?

If central banks lose credibility, markets will drive up borrowing costs 'across the world' even if rates stay low, one central banker says.

Quite a lot, it appears, when you're a central banker.

Your central banker will try to offset banks' tighter credit standards by buying up mortgages to keep rates down.

He also became a commercial banker, loaning money at interest before there were any banks in the area.

Ironically, the central bankers proved to be far less prescient than the commercial bankers had been.

But commercial bankers who have read the speech are baffled by the apparent contradiction.

Easy money came, secondly, because commercial bankers were incentivised to make the most of 'leverage' - ie, borrowing.

But to commercial bankers, the difference between guaranteed overnight deposits and one-month money market obligations was the difference between day and night.

One of them was not to the 'international banker' advertised, but 'an interpreter that worked in a bank'.

One senior international banker told me yesterday he was alarmed by the warning and asked his people to look into it.

In the aftermath of the worldwide financial crisis, efforts were made to get international bankers to swear an oath to behave themselves.

You have international bankers living at one end of a street and council estates right next to them.

These days, it also attracts international bankers, which means prices are high.

One private banker said yesterday that the use of criminally gained information was despicable and set a dangerous precedent.

At one end of the scale, consumers with plenty of cash can pay a private banker to make decisions on their behalf.

Debit cards are a distant memory and everyone has a 'virtual private banker' in their smartphone instead.

A move to a much larger firm followed, where he became a private banker in a large, international company.

Did you hear about the private banker who went for a meeting with her client, a famous actor, and had a terrible accident?

One senior banker said they expected interest from tens of thousands of businesses.

One senior banker said that the low valuations of most traditional players could allow them to come together, knitting specialist loans books with deposit-takers.

The senior banker was asked to assess the skills and expertise within the agency as well as its management structure.

One senior banker says at least 12 months.

One senior banker told me the losses may not be quite that catastrophic, but he expects his employer to have to absorb a multibillion-pound blow.

The outwardly successful banker deliberately destroyed the respectable world his family had prepared him for.

The successful banker who said she wasn’t sure she deserved her promotion.

No wonder he's such a successful banker.

Later a successful banker, he was knighted in 1851.

Often described as one of the most successful bankers of his generation, he had a ceaseless appetite for dealmaking and expansion.