Bishop & Co. (bank)

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Bishop & Co. (bank) was a prominent 19th-century financial institution in the Kingdom of Hawaii, established by businessman and philanthropist Charles Reed Bishop and later a key predecessor to major Hawaiian banks.

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instanceOf bank
associatedWith Hawaiian monarchy NERFINISHED
economic development of Hawaii
businessType private bank
capitalType commercial banking
country Kingdom of Hawaii NERFINISHED
foundedByCitizenOf Kingdom of Hawaii NERFINISHED
foundedByOccupation businessman
philanthropist
founder Charles Reed Bishop NERFINISHED
headquartersLocation Honolulu NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod monarchy era of Hawaii
transition from Kingdom to Territory of Hawaii
historicalSignificance key predecessor to modern Hawaiian banking system
inception 1858
industry banking
location Oahu NERFINISHED
notableFor being one of the earliest banks in Hawaii
financing commerce in the Kingdom of Hawaii
operatedIn 19th century
Kingdom of Hawaii NERFINISHED
Territory of Hawaii NERFINISHED
predecessorOf First Hawaiian Bank NERFINISHED
major Hawaiian commercial banks
providedService deposit accounts
financing for trade
loans
servedRegion Hawaiian Islands NERFINISHED
significantPerson Charles Reed Bishop NERFINISHED

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Charles Reed Bishop founded Bishop & Co. (bank)