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high finance

 

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Noun high finance has 1 sense
  1. high finance - large and complex financial transactions (often used with the implication that those individuals or institutions who engage in them are unethical)
    --1 is a kind of
    finance

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High Finance

Definition:

noun

1. The practice of large-scale financial operations involving substantial sums of money and complicated financial instruments, typically conducted by major financial institutions or wealthy individuals.

2. The field of finance that deals with complex and sophisticated financial transactions, often involving high-risk investments, mergers and acquisitions, or corporate restructuring.

Example Sentences:

noun

1. The billionaire investor dabbled in the world of high finance, making shrewd investments that earned him substantial profits.

2. After years of working in the banking industry, Sarah landed a high-level position in high finance, where she would be involved in managing multimillion-dollar deals.

adjective

1. John was always attracted to high-finance jobs, where he could work with top-tier clients and tackle complex financial challenges.

2. The high-finance industry is known for its fast-paced and competitive nature, requiring individuals with exceptional skills and knowledge in finance.

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