CO129-434 - Governor Sir May - 1916 [7-8] — Page 509

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My dear C.T.,

Would you help me with this?

The Chancellor, on the Finance Bill I

think it was, said the following:-

"I found, for instance, at the Colonial "Office, when it came to the winding up of one of "the enemy firme, that it was a regular practice "for the German Banks to give people credit for "eix, nine, and even twelve months, while our "people could not get anything like the same oredit "from our Banke. That, of course, gave them "facilities which were of enormous advantage to "then".

This is his recollection but he would be very

grateful if you could let me know whether it le

correct? He always understood that the advantage

of the German Banke, especially in the East, was

due to the fact that they gave long oredit and this

he thinks applies to the German Colonial Banking

system over all the world. He has been criticized

by certain Bankers for having said this and he

would

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