Back in early 2007, during the height of the credit bubble, one of WallStreet's most senior bankers criticised me over some of my articles about the complex credit world. “Why do you keep writing that structured finance is murky and opaque?” he railed. “It's not opaque - anyone can get anything they want off a Bloomberg machine!”
在信贷泡沫达到顶峰时的2007年初，一位非常资深的华尔街银行家对我所写的关于复杂信贷领域的部分文章提出批评。他抱怨称：“你为何总是写结构金融这样晦涩难懂的主题？结构金融并不难懂——任何人都能从彭博(Bloomberg)终端机上获取自己希望知道的东西。”
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