Tower of Basel: The Shadowy History of the Secret Bank that Runs the World
by Adam Lebor
Tower of Basel unveils the secretive history of the Bank for International Settlements, the shadowy central bank that orchestrates global finance. Adam Lebor traces its origins from post-World War I Europe to its profound influence on modern economies, revealing an institution that operates far from public view yet holds immense power over international monetary systems.
About This Book
The Tower of Basel explores the enigmatic world of the Bank for International Settlements, often called the central bank of central banks. Established in the aftermath of World War I, it has operated with remarkable secrecy, shaping international monetary policies behind closed doors.
Author Adam Lebor delves into the bank's origins and its role in facilitating financial transactions across borders. From its founding in Basel, Switzerland, the institution has maintained a low profile while wielding significant power over global banking affairs.
This book sheds light on how the BIS has influenced major economic events, providing a critical look at an organization that impacts nations and economies worldwide without public scrutiny.
Through historical analysis, Lebor examines the bank's structure and operations, highlighting its unique position in the international financial landscape.
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