Gerhard Randa, Austria’s undisputed number one banker, flanked by four senior colleagues, gives a rare audience to the Viennese press corps. Two of the sharpest Stefan Janny of the weekly profil, and Margarete Freisinger of the out-of-town Salzburger Nachrichten sit dead centre, cigarettes and other weapons at the ready.
Behind Randa is a tapestry depicting jousting knights on horseback in the main square of medieval Vienna. In the Bank Austria building today, in that same square, Randa is facing his least favourite opponents.
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