54 REPORT ON COOPERATION IN AMERICAN EXPORT TRADE.
Brazil, one in Uruguay, and at London, Paris, Hamburg, and Genoa,
has branches at Madrid, Barcelona, and five other Spanish points.

SWITZERLAND.

The Schweizerisch-Siidamerikanische Bank, established in 1912,
with headquarters at Ziirich, has a branch at Buenos Aires.

ITALY.

The Banco di Roma has branches at Paris, at Bargelona, Montblanch,
 and Tarragona, in Spain; at Malta; at Constantinople, Cairo,
and Alexandria.
The Societd Commerciale per ’Oriente, at Constantinople, was
founded in 1908, for the promotion of trade between Italy and Turey,
 by the Banca Commerciale Italiana.
The Banca Commerciale Tunisina, though its head office is at
Paris, was founded by the Banca Commerciale Italiana for the promotion
 of trade in Tunisia.
The Banca Commerciale Italiana also has an interest in the Banca
Commerciale Italo-Brasiliano, at Sdo Paulo, Brazil.

GREECE.

The Bank of Athens, established in 1894, has a branch in Cyprus,
seven in Turkey (European and Asiatic), and three in Egypt.
The Banque d’Orient, established in 1904, with headquarters at
Athens, has branches at Alexandria, Cairo, and Smyrna.

AUSTRIA-HUNGARY.

The Allgemeine Oesterreichische Boden Credit Anstalt and the
Desterreichische Linderbank, with head offices in Vienna, have
branches in Paris. The Anglo-Austrian Bank, with head office in
Vienna, has an establishment in London. The Ungarische Bank und
Handels-Aktiengesellschaft, with head office at Budapest, has a
branch at Paris and branches also at Constantinople, Smyrna, Kiev,
Salonica, and Belgrade, four in Roumania, and three in Bulgaria.

RUSSIA.

The Banque Internationale de Commerce de Petrograd, the Russian
 Commercial &amp; Industrial Bank, the Russian Bank for Foreign
Trade, and the Banque Russo-Asiatique all have their head offices
at Petrograd, with branches at Paris; the first-named has also a
branch at Brussels, and the three others have each a branch at London.
 The Russian Bank for Foreign Trade has a branch at Genoa,
1 J. Riesser, op. cit., p. 456 ; Edward N. Hurley, op. cit., p. 22.