Talk:Financier

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There was a book The Finacier by Theodore Drieser. It was an amazing novel written about the pre-and-post-Civil War era.

Khazars[edit]

One of the most important element of Jews today. Completely missing. Come on guys! Chonanh (talk) 21:22, 22 September 2013 (UTC)[reply]

what goes out and what comes in[edit]

I think the present article is quite wrong. Financier denotes that somebody gives money. It does not denote or connote whom or what he will get for this. To write he will do that for a living is totally baseless. The one who is clearly interested in the return on investment is the Investor. Financier is not a profession, rather a passion. Maybe he invests in an unknown painter and is happy if the painter survives or even gets known. This is near to Sponsor. So the financier stands undecided and undefined in between Sponsor and Investor. This article over-defines Financier. But do not ask me to correct this myself, because en is not my first language. --Manorainjan (talk) 14:21, 3 September 2014 (UTC)[reply]