Consider two institutions. One has a long and storied history, a critical player in global finance, its decisions and policies impacting its own economy and those of other countries. The other is the Bank of England – which has just hired Huw Pill, an alumnus of the first, Goldman Sachs.
Goldmanites of the financial kind – unlike the yellow-green vanadium analogue of andradite garnet that shares their name and which is found in just a handful of metamorphosed deposits around the word – seem to be everywhere.
It’s hardly surprising.
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