The fascinating story of this financial monolith which exerted great influence in its time.

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de Roover, Raymond

ACLS History E-Book Project

ACLS Humanities E-Book

Harvard studies in business history, Ann Arbor, Mich, 2001

Transferred to digital print, Washington, D.C, 2011

United States, United States of America

Washington D. C, cop. 1999

Illustrated, 1999-08-19

August 1999

2008

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A classic history of banking and trade in the medieval period, combining superb research and analysis with graceful writing.
The Medici Bank was the most powerful banking house of the 15th century. Headquartered in Florence, Italy, it established branches in Rome, Venice, Geneva, Lyons, Bruges, London, and many other cities. The bank served as financial agent of the Church, extended credit to monarchs, and facilitated international trade in Western Europe. By their personal influence and the use of their profits, the owners and administrators of the bank contributed significantly to the development of Florence as the greatest center of the Renaissance.
Review The book combines superb research and analysis with graceful writing...(work) from archival material, make (this) valuable... -- Turnarounds and Workouts, October 15, 1999 Review by Susan Pannell
From the Publisher A classic history of banking and trade in the medieval period, combining superb research and analysis with graceful writing. The Medici Bank was the most powerful banking house of the 15th century. Headquartered in Florence, Italy, it established branches in Rome, Venice, Geneva, Lyons, Bruges, London, and many other cities. The bank served as financial agent of the Church, extended credit to monarchs, and facilitated international trade in Western Europe. By their personal influence and the use of their profits, the owners and administrators of the bank contributed significantly to the development of Florence as the greatest center of the Renaissance.

2011-06-04