Former Fed Chair Greenspan on Anniversary of Bretton Woods Conference

Alan Greenspan reflects on his time at the Bretton Woods conference in 1944, where he was part of a dance band providing entertainment. He discusses the significance of the event in fostering international cooperation in monetary policy post-WWII. Greenspan also shares his experiences with the IMF and World Bank meetings, highlighting the importance of international financial collaboration. He recounts his interactions with key figures in Basel, which provided him with valuable insights into global finance.

What role did the IMF and World Bank play according to the speaker?

What was the speaker's experience in Basel, and who did they meet?