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C.B.!.
THE BANK CAPITALISM OF YOUNG BENGAL 1 53
In Capital
= 8 Powsz,chny Bank
Zwiazkowy of Warsaw
= 5.2 Bank Dysk"ntowy of
Warsaw
C.B.1.
In Deposits
= 3 5 Powszeehny Bank Zwiarkowy
= 3.15' Bank Dyslcontowy
= 3.2 Bank Handlowy of Warsaw = 2. 3 Bank Handlowy
= 4 Banca Comereiala Romana = 2. 3 Banca Comerciala
of Bucharest
Romana
= 3.9 Jugoslavian Bank of Agram = 3 }ugoslavian Bank
= 15.3 Banque Bu\gare de Com- = 12. 6 Banque Bu\gare de Commerce
of Sofia
merce
= 1.4 Powszechny Bank Kredy- 1.26 Pow8%eehny Bank Kredytowy
oE Warsaw
= 2.1 Jugoslavian Union Bank
of Agram
= 8.1 Banque Franco-BeIge Balcanique
of Sofia
towy
I. 9 Jugoslavian Union Bank
= 7. 3 Banque Franco-BeIge
= 2.3 Banca de Credit Roman of = 2. 5 Banes de Credit Roman
Bucharest
1.6 Banque Commereiale
de Grece.
= 3. 6 Banque Commereiale de
Grece.
It is clear that none of the biggest banks of Poland~
Jugoslavia, Rumania, Bulgaria or Greece can stand com~
parison with the Central Bank of India. Of those "Bal~
kan" institutions which can be regarded as the nearest
in dimensions to the C.B.1. the Bank Kredytowy of War~
saw is under the control of France through the Banque des
Pays de l' Europe Centrale of Paris, and the Banque
Commerciale de Grece under that of England through the
Commercial Bank of the Near East, while the Jugoslavian
Un.ion Bank of Ag!am is c;ontrolled not only by a great
power, e.g. England, through the Anglo~lnternational
Bank but also by Austria, Hungary and others. as we have
observed in a previous connection.