Bank of England Act 1694

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The Bank of England Act 1694 is the foundational statute that established the Bank of England as the central bank of England and laid the legal framework for its governance and operations.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Act of Parliament of England
founding statute
appliesTo Bank of England NERFINISHED
appliesToJurisdiction England
bindingOn directors of the Bank of England
officers of the Bank of England
shareholders of the Bank of England
country Kingdom of England
dateOfEnactment 1694
enables government borrowing through the Bank of England
establishes Bank of England NERFINISHED
field banking regulation
financial law
public finance
followedBy later Bank of England Acts
genre financial legislation
hasEffect creation of the Bank of England
hasPart provisions on capital subscription to the Bank of England
provisions on governance of the Bank of England
provisions on note issuance by the Bank of England
historicalSignificance foundational statute of the Bank of England
one of the earliest central banking statutes
languageOfWork English
legalForm statute
legalStatus in force as amended
legislativeBody Parliament of England NERFINISHED
mainSubject Bank of England NERFINISHED
central banking
public debt management
purpose to establish the Bank of England
to provide a legal framework for the governance of the Bank of England
to regulate the operations of the Bank of England
regulates capital structure of the Bank of England
governance of the Bank of England
issue of banknotes by the Bank of England
relationship between the Bank of England and the government of England
relatedTo English financial revolution
development of central banking in Britain
history of the Bank of England
subjectOf central banking law
temporalContext reign of William III of England
title Bank of England Act 1694 NERFINISHED
typeOfLaw public law

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Governor of the Bank of England createdBy Bank of England Act 1694