Money, Banking And Credit In Mediaeval Bruges: Italian Merchant Bankers Lombards And Money-Changers; A Study In The Origins Of Banking
By Raymond D. Roover
Cambridge: Mediaeval Academy of America, 1948
Table of Contents
1. Introduction
2. The Italian Colonies in Flanders: Their Establishment, their Legal Status, and their Social Life
3. The Organization of the Italian Mercantile and Banking Houses with branches in Bruges
4. The Business of Exchange and the mechanisum of the Money Market
5. The Vicissitues of the Money Market and the Perils of Investment in Public Loans
6. The Legal Status of Licenced Usury
7. The Pawnbroking Business
8. The Social Problem of Consumers’ Credit
9. The Struggle against Secrecy Usury and the Surival of Casual Credit
10. The Money-Changers: The Legal and Social Background
11. A General Picture of the Money-Changers’ Business
12. The Flemish Currency System, the Trade in Bullion and the Money Market
13. Bank Deposits as Money
14. Loans and Investments
15. Bank Failures and Public Policy
16. Conclusions
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Money, Banking And Credit In Mediaeval Bruges: Italian Merchant Bankers Lombards And Money-Changers; A Study In The Origins Of Banking
By Raymond D. Roover
Cambridge: Mediaeval Academy of America, 1948
Table of Contents
1. Introduction
2. The Italian Colonies in Flanders: Their Establishment, their Legal Status, and their Social Life
3. The Organization of the Italian Mercantile and Banking Houses with branches in Bruges
4. The Business of Exchange and the mechanisum of the Money Market
5. The Vicissitues of the Money Market and the Perils of Investment in Public Loans
6. The Legal Status of Licenced Usury
7. The Pawnbroking Business
8. The Social Problem of Consumers’ Credit
9. The Struggle against Secrecy Usury and the Surival of Casual Credit
10. The Money-Changers: The Legal and Social Background
11. A General Picture of the Money-Changers’ Business
12. The Flemish Currency System, the Trade in Bullion and the Money Market
13. Bank Deposits as Money
14. Loans and Investments
15. Bank Failures and Public Policy
16. Conclusions
Click here to read/download this book (PDF file)
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