Above just the assumption that it'd be far more of a corporate environment, I just don't think that would happen at a larger shop, at least not for quite awhile, and I do think I would generally be more at home with a smaller office of people (smaller being relative to multi-national, or coast-to-coast, I suppose).Personally speaking, do you find that you're in that type of environment with a boutique brokerage?

What else are they going to do when they are politically appointed and can't pursue and lock up violent criminals wrecking havoc in communities or pursue big multinational corporations who have judges and lawmakers in their pockets?

It is openly multi national, accepting of diversity, so new people fit in.

National and multinational brands have have patents and own space in the metaverse, do you believe they did their research?  

And yes, there is ways to still have the USD while moving economy to a multi-national indexed currency such as the Amero.

How would I go about speaking with a large multi-national bank like Chase to convince them to cut their losses? 

As an attorney, I represented developers, REITs, multi-national corporations, and local governments in all aspects of real estate including asset acquisition, development, leasing, and disposition.

My day job is a commercial insurance broker (P&C) for a large multi-national brokerage.

A 2,000 lawyer firm can work with the business to work on multi-state/multi-national deals.

It tends to be the large multi national banks.Some folks here in London like Transfer Wise to send money more cheaply than banks.