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© (c) Copyright Thomson Reuters 2012.Goldman Sachs scales down prime brokerage business in Japan
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Virtuoso
Good riddance. Please remember to turn off the lights in Roppongi Hills before departing for Narita.
tokyobakayaro
As usual, rats desert a sinking ship. Vultures were not able to find more dead carcass.
You will not be missed, evil bank.
CrazyJoe
The brokers are broke these days.
paulinusa
Prime brokerage is only one segment of their business. I don't think they're leaving Japan completely.
Serrano
Starbucks is going to lose some customers.
Jacob99
One more company voting with its feet. Japan will be one big nursing home with no real economy in 10 years. It's already lost its status as 2nd largest economy and it's on what, 25 years of recession? I know Virtuosso wasn't meaning it this way but the lights are literally going out on Japan. It won't be mourned except by the few Japanese that are left, "gamers", and a few other dorks who can't get laid anywhere else.
Ah I'm just kidding, you know I love you Japan . . .
ubikwit
Sayonara
hope that the rest of the finance industry parasites depart with their tails between their legs hot on your trail...
Ranger_Miffy2
Now, back to business without this gougers.
Jimizo
I've got a bus driver's licence - I'll drive you to the airport.
avenger
This is bad news. High salaries going to Asia. They were paying a lot in taxes, probably worth 10 english teachers