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ROTHSCHILD INTERESTS IN ENGLAND
In the early 19th century, the Rothschilds began to
consolidate their profits from government loans into
various business ventures, which have done very well.
Fortuitous trading on the London Stock Exchange after
Waterloo gave Nathaniel Mayer Rothschild a sizeable
portion of the "consols" [bonds] which formed the bulk of
the deposits of the Bank of England. Joseph Wechsberg
notes in "The Merchant Bankers":
"There is the Sun Alliance life insurance company, most aristocratic of all
insurance companies, founded by Nathan Rothschild in 1824; Brinco, the
British Newfoundland Corp., founded by the British and French Rothschilds
in 1952; the Anglo-American Corp., Bowater, Rio Tinto and others."
Not only does the bank rate of the Bank of England
affect the interest rates in other nations; the price of gold
also plays a crucial role in the monetary affairs of
nations, even if they are no longer on the gold standard.
The dominant role played by the House of
Rothschild in the Bank of England is augmented by
another peculiar duty of the firm, the daily 'fixing' of
the world price of gold. The News Chronicle of Dec.
12, 1938, describes this ritual:
"The story of the gold-fixing has often been told. How every weekday at 11
a.m. the representatives of five firms of bullion brokers and one firm of
refiners meet at the office of Messrs. Rothschild (except on Saturday) and
there fix the sterling price of gold. There is, however, a great deal of activity
which lies behind his final act -- this centralization of the demand for, and the
supply of gold in one office and the fixing of the price of gold on that basis. A
price of gold is first suggested, probably by the representative of Messrs.
Rothschild, who also acts for the Bank of England and the Exchange
Equalization Account."