“To our horror something in [Siegmund Warburg’s] text was misprinted. Eric Roll, who worked so long and closely with him, once said that he might forgive big mistakes but never small ones. We discovered just what this meant. The telephone nearly melted”
Christopher Fildes, who edited Euromoney from 1969 to 1972, recalls the early days of this magazine
“But if there is a loan that is going to be a burden to us, it’s not our wish [to take it]. We ask them: ‘Is it your wish to burden us?’ And they say: ‘No, no, no.’ They always tell us: ‘We can support you’”
“They didn’t know us! So, we borrowed $50 million from CDB, just to get to know them”
“We don’t understand why everyone is now panicking about One Belt One Road…If the US and Europe want to offer the same thing we are ready to consider and compare, but we have nothing to compare today”