Paul Moritz Warburg
| Date of birth | 10.8.1868 |
| Place of birth | Hamburg |
| Date of death | 24.1.1932 |
| Place of death | New York City |
| Wikipedia link | https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Moritz_Warburg |
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Paul Moritz Warburg
- Founding board -
Council on Foreign Relations
Warburg was appointed the first chairman of the Council on Foreign Relations when it was founded in 1921, a position that he held until his death.
Paul Moritz Warburg was a member of the foundation and the first CEO of the Council on Foreign Relations.
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Paul Moritz Warburg
- 1914-1918 -
The Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System
In 1914 Paul Moritz Warburg was appointed to the Federal Reserve Board
Paul Moritz Warburg 1st Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System from 1914-1918.
Warburg resigned from his office in June 1918 when the United States entered the First World War against Germany. His resignation was due to the fact that his brother Max was appointed consultant by Kaiser Wilhelm II. After the war, Max Germany represented in negotiations on the Versailles Treaty, while Paul Warburg represented the United States.
Warburg resigned from his office in June 1918 when the United States entered the First World War against Germany. His resignation was due to the fact that his brother Max was appointed consultant by Kaiser Wilhelm II. After the war, Max Germany represented in negotiations on the Versailles Treaty, while Paul Warburg represented the United States.
From 1921 to 1926 Warburg worked in the Federal Reserve Board as President of the Federal Advisory Board.
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Paul Moritz Warburg
- Main initiator of the foundation -
Federal Reserve System
The proposal for the establishment of a central bank based on European model came from the banker Paul Moritz Warburg from the Hamburg bankers' dynasty Warburg. After his arrival in 1902, Paul M. Warburg was stunned by the primitive state of the American banking system. As a dial-in expert in the field of national central banks in Europe, Warburg complained about the lack of a US Central Bank and proposed the establishment of a private American central bank according to the model of the German Reichsbank to take over the sovereignty of money from the state. In 1903 Warburg created a writing entitled "Plan for a central bank".
Paul Moritz Warburg
- Brothers -
Max Moritz Warburg
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Paul Moritz Warburg
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M. M. Warburg & CO
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Paul Moritz Warburg
- Father - son -
Moritz M. Warburg
Moritz M. Warburg is the father of Paul Moritz Warburg
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Paul Moritz Warburg
- Brother -in -law and senior partner -
Jakob Heinrich Schiff
Jakob Heinrich Schiff, Warburg's brother-in-law and senior partner at the leading Wall Street Bank Kuhn, Loeb & Co., presented the writing “Plan for a Central Bank” written by Warburg to his business partner James Jewett Stillman, the CEO of National City Bank (now Citibank), the then largest bank in the USA.
Paul Moritz Warburg
- appointed -
Woodrow Wilson
Woodrow Wilson appoints Paul Moritz Warburg as the 1st chairman of the Federal Reserve Board.
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Paul Moritz Warburg
- Participant -
10-tägiges Treffen im Jekyll Island Club
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Paul Moritz Warburg
- founder -
International Acceptance Bank
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Paul Moritz Warburg
- CEO -
Agfa-Ansco
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Paul Moritz Warburg
- Director (1910-1914) -
Wells Fargo
Warburg was elected director of Wells Fargo & Company in February 1910. In September 1914 he resigned to the Federal Reserve Board after his appointment.
Paul Moritz Warburg
- couple -
Nina Jenny Loeb Warburg
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Paul Moritz Warburg
- board -
American I.G. Chemical Corporation
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Paul Moritz Warburg
- writes 1903 -
Plan für eine Zentralbank
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Paul Moritz Warburg
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James Warburg
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