by Sir Henry Morgan » Tue Mar 29, 2016 6:03 am
looser, I cannot speak on behalf of Rothchild, and I won't even try -
As for banking, I see that Danik is spot on - bankers have to play a different role in the game; there are several ways to play it. There are 38 open banks in Avonmora, and each banker is going to have different premise for their banking. Some use it for storage, some use it to loan funds to allies, others as a way to make a little interest if they can, etc.
Morgan & Bartholomew has a different business plan than USFR, the Bank of Da Vinci, or the Avonmora Capital Bank. Tokellau has a different purpose for their banks than the US, Iran(this week) or Midway. All four banking systems are some of the largest banks in Avonmora with a different business model in mind.
I founded Tokelau to be a neutral banking nation with no ports necessary. Ports were converted when new citizens joined, and Tokelau has enjoyed the benefits of a port. We now work to maintain and build the two remaining ports as it is good for the citizenry and industry in general, therefore, they shall be defended. I have stated in our national forums, and I will state here, we have no need or intention to take another port - our industry is banking.
As for Morgan & Bartholomew, she be a simple no frills bank - store coin, send coin, get a loan or buy and sell credits. Doesn't matter if you are a raider, trader, pirate or king. You are free to use as you see fit. What you see is what you get.
While I apologize for the shameless self-promotion, I put it forth to show what the premise of Morgan & Bartholomew is about - you can now see if my actions and affiliations match the premise.You can do the same on each bank - see if what they say matches what they do.
Danik's spot on about trust - bottom line, you either trust 'em or you don't. Each banker is weighed and measured based upon their actions, affiliations and history. Each and every individual is going to weight and measure the bank of their choice differently as well, to fit their needs and objectives.
As a famous captain once said: (or something close to it) Each must do what is right in his own mind.