The Canadian System of Banking and the National Banking System of the United States: A Comparison With Reference to the Banking Requirements of Canada (Classic Reprint)

RâS Banking Bill places before the public one of the most important questions affecting the business interests of the country with which legislators have to deal--the renewal of the Bank Charters. Discussion regarding the conditions under which banking is in future to be conducted in Canada is mainly contributed by newspaper editors and anonymous writers, many of whom can have little practical knowledge of the business of banking. Their views are apt to be reflected in Parliament by some of the members, as it is not to be supposed that many members can devote sufficient time to master the details of such an intricate subject, and arrive at an understanding of the underlying principles. It therefore seems fitting that a contribution to the discussion should be oBered by a banker, and having had many years of practical experience in the working of the two systems, I venture to ask the attention of the public to the following paper comparing the Canadian and the United States National Banking Systems. B. E. XVALKER. The Canadian Bank of Commerce, Toronto, A pril, 1890.
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