FINANCIAL PROBLEMS
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J gg gpr -iv — . .■- . Bankers Should Promote Research INSTIT0TE PRESiDENT'S H0PES 4?
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Received Thursday, 11" a.m, LONDON, May 15. [ Sir Clarence Sadd, in a speec.h 1 after his election as president pf the Institute of Bankers, said the ' war had brought money under | direct and intelligent control, aho j thos.e who practised bankihg tech- : nique had it within their power to aid materially in applyipg scientiflc methods to the mahaging of money for attainment . of full employment. Such plans have had an enthusiastic response from the Dominions and from the United States. Sir Clarence said he hoped to be able to lay the foundations for part of the total structure of a worio community of nations, for which bankers, if they would, could make. themselves responsible. He believ-; ed the institute should promote individual and collective research on banking and financial problems. The institute's reiations with similar organisations in the Dominions and the United States should be broadened and deepened.
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Chronicle (Levin), 16 May 1946, Page 5
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