Palmstruch Bank

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Palmstruch Bank was the 17th-century Swedish bank founded by Johan Palmstruch, notable for issuing some of the first European banknotes and ultimately collapsing in a financial crisis.

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Palmstruch Bank canonical 1
Palmstruchska banken 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bank
financial institution
alsoKnownAs Palmstruch Bank
surface form: Palmstruchska banken
charterGrantedBy Charles X Gustav of Sweden NERFINISHED
collapse mid-1660s
consequenceOfCollapse creation of a state-controlled bank
trial of Johan Palmstruch
country Sweden
currencyHandled riksdaler
surface form: Swedish riksdaler
dissolved 1668
era 17th century
founder Johan Palmstruch
hasKeyPerson Johan Palmstruch
headquartersLocation Stockholm
historicalPeriod Swedish Empire
inception 1656
industry banking
influenced development of central banking in Sweden
influencedBy Amsterdam banking practices
jurisdiction Kingdom of Sweden
legacy considered a forerunner of Sveriges Riksbank
early example of risks of unregulated note issuance
legalForm chartered bank
locatedIn Stockholm
monopolyOn note issuance in Sweden
notableFor early experiment with paper money in Sweden
issuing some of the first European banknotes
originalName Stockholms Banco
paperMoneyType credit notes
transferable banknotes
product banknotes
deposit accounts
loans
reasonForDissolution financial crisis
loss of public confidence
over-issuance of banknotes
regulator The King in Right of Sweden
surface form: Swedish Crown
significantEvent introduction of banknotes in Europe
successor Sveriges Riksbank

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Stockholms Banco alsoKnownAs Palmstruch Bank
Palmstruch Bank alsoKnownAs Palmstruch Bank
this entity surface form: Palmstruchska banken