top-tier banks

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• top-tier — the top tier UK US noun [S] ► the most important people in a group, companies in an industry, etc.: in the top tier (of sth) »It s in the top tier of private banks, which offer extraordinary services to wealthy clients. top tier adjective ► »The… …   Financial and business terms

• the top tier — UK US noun [S] ► the most important people in a group, companies in an industry, etc.: in the top tier (of sth) »It s in the top tier of private banks, which offer extraordinary services to wealthy clients. top tier adjective ► »The nation s top… …   Financial and business terms

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