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The Medici Family: Bankers of the Renaissance (Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries),ng their books to see where business could be developed or had to be halted. Entities throughout Western Europe acted as profit centers. Under prosperous conditions with moderate warfare and maintaining sound relations with the Church and city states governed by open-minded local upper classes, oper

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John Law: The Lord of Paper Money (Late Seventeenth and Early Eighteenth Centuries), London, but also an economist who exploited paper money while using the Royal Bank and the Mississippi company, to recover state finances and to fuel the French economy.Alas, the associated money creation ended in the Mississippi Company bubble around a state-led investment project in North America

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J.P. Morgan: The Banker Who Saved America (Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries), banking tycoon John Pierpont (J.P.) Morgan was an ideal person to ‘save America’ during banking crises in 1895 and especially 1907, using forceful negotiation tactics. He was also said to be a prime moulder of the U.S. Federal Reserve System ‘Fed’ as a sort of central bank. J.P. Morgan’s bank survi

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The Ottoman Bank: State Bank of the Empire (Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries),h in the Middle Ages. It acted as a central bank, financed state debt but also economic modernisation and weathered political crises, e.g., when Turkey did away with the Ottoman sultans—becoming a republic in the 1920s. Interestingly, politicians such as the well-equipped Minister Cavid Bey had a bi

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The Rise (and Fall) of National Banking Champions (Nineteenth, Twentieth, and Early Twenty-First Cel heritage, including the Bank of Montreal (Canada), the British HSBC, Credit Suisse of Switzerland, the Dutch ABN AMRO and Deutsche Bank (Germany). Salient is the latter’s 2002–2012 CEO, the Swiss Josef Ackermann—a moneymaker and a diplomat in one. Especially after World War II and before the Globa

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