Possessives

• draft: Payment may be made by check, postal order, banker's draft, Visa, switch or Access.

• clerk: He first worked as a banker's clerk in London and later for Theobald, Archbishop of Canterbury.

• acceptance: Similar guidelines may also be needed for the non-material equivalents of bankers ' acceptances.

• wife: One is the descendent of Mrs Spencer, the banker's wife, for whom Maria senior had been keeping the money.

• check: Deposits may be paid by banker's check, debit or credit card.

• order: We can then set up a banker's order for you.

Converse of object

• automate: BACS payment BACS stands for Bankers Automated Clearing System which is a system for sending money electronically between banks.

• appoint: A team of investment bankers appointed by both sides will thrash out a market valuation over the next weeks.

Adjective modifier

• unelected: New Labor is not worried about unelected bankers setting our interest rates.

• Swiss: Vatican bank Swiss bankers have been forced to open their books to expose the enormity of the crime.

• central: Pity central bankers: keep the economy growing or hold back a new property boom?

• wealthy: From about 1749 she was a member of the household of the wealthy banker Ebenezer Blackwell.

• indigenous: The Reserve Bank issued a draft scheme for establishing direct links with India's indigenous bankers.

• retired: He is also a retired investment banker, and is also a petty bourgeois landlord.

Modifies a noun

• draft: PAYMENT: You may pay by cash, bankers draft, debit card, check or credit card.

• check: Please note: We only accept sterling checks, but we can accept foreign bankers checks made out to sterling.

Noun used with modifier

• merchant: She married merchant banker Jon Norton, already a father of two, in 1995.

• investment: He is an investment banker who worked for Goldman Sachs for 16 years, becoming a partner.

• sterling: Payments can be made by UK check, credit card or sterling bankers draft.

• mortgage: Mortgage are backed by various lenders banks, credit unions, mortgage bankers, mortgage brokers.