The title of this show refers to, as Mr. Buckley puts it, "how we are expected to

get our money back from all those nice, deserving countries to which Mr. Wriston lent it," but the discussion that ensues ranges over the history of banking in the 20th century, from the establishment of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (Mr. Wriston would have voted for it, "on the grounds that the small saver, which it was designed to protect, needed the reassurance after the bank holiday to get the economy moving again") to present-day transactions with South Africa. WBW: "There's a finite amount of capital and unlimited numbers of places to put it.... It goes where it's wanted and stays where it's well treated."