MORE THAN TWO CENTURIES OF HISTORY
The Bank of Spain's history dates back to June 2, 1782, by founding the National Bank of San Carlos. In 1829, he created the English Bank of San Fernando, which merged with Banco de Isabel II in 1847.
The English Bank of San Fernando is renaming the Bank of Spain in 1856. The Decree Law of 1874 granted the Bank of Spain's monopoly of note issue throughout the country, offering the option to banks so far to enjoy the privilege of remaining commercial banks without power to print money, or integrated into the Bank's branch network in Spain.
The Banking Law of 1921 is confident the Bank of Spain inspection of private banks and establishing a preferential interest rate for rediscount operations with other banks.
In 1962 the Law on Banking Credit and the Bank of Spain recognized the competence to implement monetary policy. With the advent of democracy, the Bank completes its own as a central bank, fully responsible for monetary policy and bank supervision, first with the Governing Bodies Act of 1980, and later with the Act Autonomy 1994.
THE BANK OF SPAIN AND THE EUROSYSTEM
The January 1, 1999, the Bank of Spain, together with the central banks of EU Member States that adopted the single currency, transfer its responsibility for monetary policy to the Eurosystem monetary authority of the euro area. Monetary policy decisions begin to be together in the Governing Council of the European Central Bank (ECB). Since then, the Bank of Spain and National Bank participates in the definition and implementation of monetary policy, whose main objective is stability prices. The Governor of the Bank of Spain is a member of the Governing Council of the ECB.
The Eurosystem comprises the ECB and national central banks of countries that have adopted the euro, has the exclusive right to authorize the issuance of euro banknotes.
THE BANK OF SPAIN, THE BANKING SYSTEM SUPERVISOR
The Bank of Spain is the supervisor of the English banking system and, as such, ensures the solvency and compliance of banks and other institutions and markets under its supervision, develop standards, gathering information, analyzing data, making recommendations and taking corrective action or penalties, if necessary.
HISTORY OF THE BANK OF SPAIN VALLADOLID
The Bank of Spain, in 1874 after being granted a monopoly on ticketing, begins to expand its branch network, which at that time was limited to Valencia and Alicante. In Valladolid, where there was no operating issuing bank, the Bank began operations in January 1875, settling in a rented house in the street of the Duque de la Victoria, n º 14.
from 1875 to 1879, the Bank is installed in a rented property located at Calle Duque de la Victoria, No. 14.
Old Bank Building in Spain (Left). Photograph of the early X
in 1879 inaugurated a new building on property on the site of 1208 m2 purchased at City Hall, until then occupied by the municipal slaughterhouse. In this place is the building of the Bank of Spain until 1954 was demolished to build on the same site the present building, now Plaza of Spain, No. 15.
BANK BUILDING IN SPAIN VALLADOLID
The current building of the Branch Bank of Spain in Valladolid is built between 1955 and 1958 by the architect D. Bank Romualdo de Madariaga and Cespedes. Part of the area is to land on Esgueva River, diverted into the twentieth century, the area became the center of the city.
The building, which has structure and concrete foundation, consists of a semi-basement and four above ground.
the bottom of the picture we can see the current building to be built soon
Madariaga makes a totally classical repertoire fleeing ornamental, using a schematic elements and eliminating the capitals and pediments. Still
maintains the monumental effect accentuated by the use of granite from the quarries of Mingorría (Ávila) and limestone Boñar (León).
The building, which fronts the Plaza of Spain, Miguel Claudio Moyano and Iscar, no consideration has undergone changes since its construction, keeping intact its own architectural and structural arrangement.
CITIZEN SERVICES
The Bank of Spain carries out its functions through their workplaces, located in Madrid and a network of 22 branches spread all over the country.
The branch of the Bank of Spain in Valladolid credit operates and provides, inter alia, from 8.30 am to 14.00 pm, the following services to the public: swaps pesetas for euros, collection of notes and coins false, exchange of damaged notes, Debt underwriting, request for information in the Credit Risk and submission to the Claims Service of complaints and inquiries relating to the banking services provided by banks.
Other services and information of interest available to the citizen on the website of the Bank of Spain (www.bde.es).
The Bank of Spain's history dates back to June 2, 1782, by founding the National Bank of San Carlos. In 1829, he created the English Bank of San Fernando, which merged with Banco de Isabel II in 1847.
The English Bank of San Fernando is renaming the Bank of Spain in 1856. The Decree Law of 1874 granted the Bank of Spain's monopoly of note issue throughout the country, offering the option to banks so far to enjoy the privilege of remaining commercial banks without power to print money, or integrated into the Bank's branch network in Spain.
The Banking Law of 1921 is confident the Bank of Spain inspection of private banks and establishing a preferential interest rate for rediscount operations with other banks.
In 1962 the Law on Banking Credit and the Bank of Spain recognized the competence to implement monetary policy. With the advent of democracy, the Bank completes its own as a central bank, fully responsible for monetary policy and bank supervision, first with the Governing Bodies Act of 1980, and later with the Act Autonomy 1994.
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Bank of Spain in Valladolid
Bank of Spain in Valladolid THE BANK OF SPAIN AND THE EUROSYSTEM
The January 1, 1999, the Bank of Spain, together with the central banks of EU Member States that adopted the single currency, transfer its responsibility for monetary policy to the Eurosystem monetary authority of the euro area. Monetary policy decisions begin to be together in the Governing Council of the European Central Bank (ECB). Since then, the Bank of Spain and National Bank participates in the definition and implementation of monetary policy, whose main objective is stability prices. The Governor of the Bank of Spain is a member of the Governing Council of the ECB.
The Eurosystem comprises the ECB and national central banks of countries that have adopted the euro, has the exclusive right to authorize the issuance of euro banknotes.
THE BANK OF SPAIN, THE BANKING SYSTEM SUPERVISOR
The Bank of Spain is the supervisor of the English banking system and, as such, ensures the solvency and compliance of banks and other institutions and markets under its supervision, develop standards, gathering information, analyzing data, making recommendations and taking corrective action or penalties, if necessary.
HISTORY OF THE BANK OF SPAIN VALLADOLID
The Bank of Spain, in 1874 after being granted a monopoly on ticketing, begins to expand its branch network, which at that time was limited to Valencia and Alicante. In Valladolid, where there was no operating issuing bank, the Bank began operations in January 1875, settling in a rented house in the street of the Duque de la Victoria, n º 14.
from 1875 to 1879, the Bank is installed in a rented property located at Calle Duque de la Victoria, No. 14.
Old Bank Building in Spain (Left). Photograph of the early X in 1879 inaugurated a new building on property on the site of 1208 m2 purchased at City Hall, until then occupied by the municipal slaughterhouse. In this place is the building of the Bank of Spain until 1954 was demolished to build on the same site the present building, now Plaza of Spain, No. 15.
BANK BUILDING IN SPAIN VALLADOLID
The current building of the Branch Bank of Spain in Valladolid is built between 1955 and 1958 by the architect D. Bank Romualdo de Madariaga and Cespedes. Part of the area is to land on Esgueva River, diverted into the twentieth century, the area became the center of the city.
The building, which has structure and concrete foundation, consists of a semi-basement and four above ground.
the bottom of the picture we can see the current building to be built soon Madariaga makes a totally classical repertoire fleeing ornamental, using a schematic elements and eliminating the capitals and pediments. Still
maintains the monumental effect accentuated by the use of granite from the quarries of Mingorría (Ávila) and limestone Boñar (León).
The building, which fronts the Plaza of Spain, Miguel Claudio Moyano and Iscar, no consideration has undergone changes since its construction, keeping intact its own architectural and structural arrangement.
CITIZEN SERVICES
The Bank of Spain carries out its functions through their workplaces, located in Madrid and a network of 22 branches spread all over the country.
The branch of the Bank of Spain in Valladolid credit operates and provides, inter alia, from 8.30 am to 14.00 pm, the following services to the public: swaps pesetas for euros, collection of notes and coins false, exchange of damaged notes, Debt underwriting, request for information in the Credit Risk and submission to the Claims Service of complaints and inquiries relating to the banking services provided by banks.
Other services and information of interest available to the citizen on the website of the Bank of Spain (www.bde.es).
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