Gyula Madarassy-Beck Dr. de Madaras, Baron
Gyula Madarassy-Beck, Baron (Budapest, 18 August 1873. - Budapest, 20 November 1939): banker, capitalist.
His life
He studied law at the University of Budapest and graduated as a lawyer.
His first wife was Lilly Amália Gutmann, daughter of Vilmos Gutmann, owner of Gutmann S.H., and they had two children, Zsuzsa and Mária Tessa. His second wife was Lili Hatvany, daughter of József Hatvany-Deutsch, who had one child, Mária Gabriella. Her daughter Zsuzsa became a famous poet.
In 1906 he was made a baronet.
Professional activity
He did his professional training in Vienna, Paris and London, and in 1899 he started working at the Hungarian Agricultural and Residue Bank Ltd.
Magyar Jelzálog-Hitelbank Rt.
From 1900 he was the general secretary, then CEO of the Hungarian Mortgage and Credit Bank Ltd., and from 1917 to 1925 he was its chairman and CEO.
Hungarian-Italian Bank Ltd.
1920 - 1939 Vice-president of the Hungarian-Italian Bank.
Public activities
From 1910 to 1918, he was a member of parliament with a National Labour Party programme. President of the Hungarian Chamber of Commerce.
Works by
- The Theory of Banknotes (Budapest, 1894)
- Customs union
- A cities credit (1909)
- A cash payments Retrieved from (1910)
- A Polish Question (1918)
Sources
- Hungarian Biographical Encyclopedia, Volume 2, L-Z (1982), p.112.
- Hungarian Jewish Encyclopedia (1929, ed. Péter Újvári)
Born: 18.08.18.
Place of birth: Budapest
Date of death: 20.11.1939.
Place of death: Budapest
Occupation: banker, capital knife
Parents: Nándor Madarassy-Beck, Laura Schön
Spouses: Lilly Amália Gutmann, Lili Hatvany
Children: Zsuzsa, Mária Tessa, Mária Gabriella
Author: by Radnai Márton
Born: 18.08.18.
Place of birth: Budapest
Date of death: 20.11.1939.
Place of death: Budapest
Occupation: banker, capital knife
Parents: Nándor Madarassy-Beck, Laura Schön
Spouses: Lilly Amália Gutmann, Lili Hatvany
Children: Zsuzsa, Mária Tessa, Mária Gabriella
Author: by Radnai Márton
Gyula Madarassy-Beck Dr. de Madaras, Baron
Gyula Madarassy-Beck, Baron (Budapest, 18 August 1873. - Budapest, 20 November 1939): banker, capitalist.
His life
He studied law at the University of Budapest and graduated as a lawyer.
His first wife was Lilly Amália Gutmann, daughter of Vilmos Gutmann, owner of Gutmann S.H., and they had two children, Zsuzsa and Mária Tessa. His second wife was Lili Hatvany, daughter of József Hatvany-Deutsch, who had one child, Mária Gabriella. Her daughter Zsuzsa became a famous poet.
In 1906 he was made a baronet.
Professional activity
He did his professional training in Vienna, Paris and London, and in 1899 he started working at the Hungarian Agricultural and Residue Bank Ltd.
Magyar Jelzálog-Hitelbank Rt.
From 1900 he was the general secretary, then CEO of the Hungarian Mortgage and Credit Bank Ltd., and from 1917 to 1925 he was its chairman and CEO.
Hungarian-Italian Bank Ltd.
1920 - 1939 Vice-president of the Hungarian-Italian Bank.
Public activities
From 1910 to 1918, he was a member of parliament with a National Labour Party programme. President of the Hungarian Chamber of Commerce.
Works by
- The Theory of Banknotes (Budapest, 1894)
- Customs union
- A cities credit (1909)
- A cash payments Retrieved from (1910)
- A Polish Question (1918)
Sources
- Hungarian Biographical Encyclopedia, Volume 2, L-Z (1982), p.112.
- Hungarian Jewish Encyclopedia (1929, ed. Péter Újvári)