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THE BANK CAPITALISM OF YOUNG BENGAL
not to be expected. The follpwing schedule gives the
capital, reserve as well I;\S thJ proportion of the latter t()
the fottrier in some of the big banks of these countries in
1929 :~40_<
I. Banca ·Commerciale Italiana
2. Credito Italiano
3. Banco di Roma
Capital
Lires
Reserve
Lires
700,000,000 560,000,000
400,000,000 210,000,000
200,000,000 SO,OOO,OOll
Francs
Francs
Proportion.'
80%,
50.2%
25%
4. Societe Generale Paris 625,000,000 306,573,000 48.·9%
5. Banque Nationale de Credit
Paris 262,500,000 123,356,000
6. Banque de r Union Parisienne 200,000,000
7. Deutsche Bank und Disconto
Gesellschaft
8. Berliner Handelsgesellschaft
9. Commerz-und Privat Bank
Berlin
10. Dresdner ,Bank
11. Barclays B, ank, London
~£ Lloyd. Bank London
i3. SUt'ilitomo Bank Tokyo
l4. MitsubisM Bank', Tokyo
Reichsmarks
126,130,000
Reichsmarks
285,000,000 160,000,000
28,000,000 15,000,000
75,000,000 . 40,500,000
100,000,000 34,000,000
£. £.
15,858,217 10,250,000
15,810,252 10,000,000
Yens
SO,OOO,OOO
62;500,000-
Yens
27,040,000
41,363,000
46.9%
63%
56%
53.5')(,.
54%
34%
64.6%
63.2%
.54%
66.6%'
- It may be observed that the 34 p~c. exhibit~d by
tIi~ Dre~dner: Bank is the minimum legal ie$erv~ fixed. by
the g9~~rnment in Cermany •. Withoui:g~ing into further
d~t~il,s :it' is _ dear, that th~' C~B. I . belongs' lothe group' of
.. ~. ." . ~
)4Eu~~~;a[8ch~'Ban~e'n
98, 120, '122, 124;
1931 !Prague) PP. 33, 36, 39; 4i, 63; 67: 84, ~5:'