James Warburg

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James Warburg was an American banker and financial advisor, best known for his influential role in U.S. economic policy during the early 20th century and his association with the prominent Warburg banking dynasty.

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James Warburg canonical 2
James Paul Warburg 1

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instanceOf banker
financial advisor
human
birthDate 1896-08-18
childOf Nina Loeb
Paul Warburg
countryOfBirth German Empire
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
deathDate 1969-06-18
educatedAt Harvard University
Yale University
employer Bank of the Manhattan Company
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
ethnicGroup German-American Jews
linked to: Jewish Americans
familyName Warburg
fieldOfWork economic policy
finance
international relations
fullName James Paul Warburg
linked to: James Warburg
givenName James
grandchildOf Moritz Warburg
Solomon Loeb
languageSpoken English
German
memberOfFamily Warburg family
middleName Paul
notableFor advocacy of international economic cooperation
association with the Warburg banking dynasty
influence on U.S. economic policy in the early 20th century
notableWork Foreign Policy Begins at Home
Germany: Key to Peace
The United States in a Changing World
The West in Crisis
The World’s Banker
Unwritten Treaty
Victory Without War
occupation author
banker
financial advisor
participantIn New Deal economic policy discussions
placeOfBirth Hamburg
placeOfDeath Ridgefield, Connecticut
politicalAlignment liberal internationalist
positionHeld financial adviser to President Franklin D. Roosevelt
religion Judaism
residence New York City
Ridgefield, Connecticut
spouse Kay Swift

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Warburg family member James Warburg
Warburg family notableMember James Warburg
subject linked to: Warburg
James Warburg fullName James Paul Warburg
linked to: James Warburg