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Show the conception, birth, and history of the Bank For International Settlements (BIS) including the people and his or her relationship to influential people instrumental in the financial world
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"Title: History and Influence of the Bank for International Settlements (BIS)\n- Founding of BIS\n - Established in 1930\n - Based in Basel, Switzerland\n - Initially created to manage German reparations from WWI\n - Founding members\n - Charles G. Dawes (US Vice President and banker)\n - Hjalmar Schacht (President of the Reichsbank, Germany)\n - Montagu Norman (Governor of the Bank of England)\n - Emile Moreau (Governor of the Bank of France)\n- Key Figures and Their Influence\n - Charles G. Dawes\n - Known for Dawes Plan to stabilize German economy\n - Connected with prominent US financiers\n - Hjalmar Schacht\n - Pivotal in Germany’s economic policies\n - Linked to both national and international finance circles\n - Montagu Norman\n - Advocate for central bank independence\n - Collaborated with other central banks on global monetary stability\n - Emile Moreau\n - Aimed to maintain French economic interests\n - Worked closely with other European financial leaders\n- Global Influence\n - Post-WWII role as a coordinating body for central banks\n - Key in European monetary cooperation and stability\n - Influential in developing policies on global economic issues\n- Key Milestones\n - WWII: Continued operation despite global tensions\n - 1944: Role debated at Bretton Woods Conference\n - 1970s: Involvement in establishing the European Monetary Cooperation Fund\n - 1990s–Present: Facilitates central bank cooperation on financial stability, banking regulations"