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汉语拼音：jīn róng jī gòu

专门从事资金的运用和投放的企业（如一家银行、信托公司、保险公司、储蓄和放款协会，或投资公司）

• Once more, the markets seem to be hanging on the fate of one big financial institution.

  各大金融市场的走向似乎再一次系于某家大型金融机构的命运。

• In recent years, the generous bonuses offered on the basis of a year's notional performance made employees particularly well motivated.

  近年来，金融机构的雇员基于自己的年度名义业绩所斩获的可观奖金，使他们受到格外强劲的利益驱使。

• The company is already in the vanguard of Chinese financial institutions looking abroad with a set of European acquisitions in early June.

  中信证券已经成为寻求海外发展的中国金融机构的先锋，今年6月初在欧洲进行了一系列的收购。

• Investors seem to doubt that plans to help troubled financial institutions will be enough to fight off a deep recession.

  投资者似乎怀疑挽救陷入困境的金融机构的计划是否足以避免经济陷入严重衰退。

• Given the frequency with which institutions are collapsing, he would have been keen to invoke that power soon.

  在连续遭受金融机构垮台打击后，保尔森迫切需要尽快获得这个权力。

• Just as some financial institutions proved "too big to fail" , some Japanese suppliers are now revealed to be too crucial to do without.

  正如一些金融机构被证明“太大而不能倒”，现在人们发现日本的一些供应商太重要以至于不能缺少。

• That was one of many encouragements before the financial crisis for excessive risk-taking by conglomerate financial giants.

  这正是促使大型金融机构在金融危机爆发前过度冒险的众多因素之一。

• How can it be a sound banking system that depends on keeping the public in the dark about the condition of its financial institutions?

  怎么可能在把公众蒙在鼓里，让公众对金融机构一无所知的情况下拥有一个健全的银行体系呢？

• The breakthrough deal was the first time the Bank of China, which has 130m customers, has taken a stake in a eurozone financial institution.

  这项具突破性的交易，是拥有1.3亿客户的中国银行首次收购欧元区金融机构股份。