The key to Victor Bruce’s phenomenal success was his uncompromising commitment to excellence. He demanded the highest standard of performance. Shoddy work was unacceptable, as was shoddy conduct. Bruce believed that central banks were, by definition, elite organizations in which style and substance were inseparable.
He believed strongly that the Central Bank had a sacred responsibility to the people and should be free of political influence Victor Bruce, the person was un-rivalled. Blessed with dignified bearing, he seemed to be naturally cut out for leadership. His was a commanding presence. He was self assured, positive in approach, and a consummate diplomat.