Glyn Mills & Co
Other Business Names:
- Vere, Glyn & Hallifax
- Vere, Joseph
- Glyn, Richard
- Hallifax, Thomas
- Glyn, Hallifax, Mills & Co
- Curries & Co
- Glyn, Mills, Currie & Co
- Royal Bank of Scotland
- Williams Deacon's Bank Ltd
- Williams & Glyns Bank Ltd
- Currie, Bertram W
- Harvey, Alfred S
- Vere, Joseph
- Glyn, Sir Richard
Locations city-town / local authority / county1974 / region-state / country:
- London, Greater London, Greater London, Greater London, England
Sectors:
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Financial services
Commercial joint stock & clearing banking services
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Financial services
Commercial private banking services
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Financial services
Merchant & investment banking services
Notes:
Traced origins to 1753 and establishment of Vere, Glyn & Hallifax by Joseph Vere, Richard Glyn and Thomas Hallifax. Mills family joined in 1772 when known as Hallifax, Mills, Glyn & Mitton. Thereafter operated under several names including Glyn, Hallifax, Mills & Co in 1826 and Glyn, Mills & Co from 1851. Emerged as a leading commercial bank with important investment banking functions including security issuance for railway companies.1864 acquired Curries & Co to become Glyn, Mills, Currie & Co. Incorporated c1885. Renamed Glyn Mills & Co in 1924. 1939 acquired by Royal Bank of Scotland but continued to trade separately until merged with Williams Deacon's Bank Ltd in 1970 to form Williams & Glyns Bank Ltd
Publications:
- Alfred Spalding Harvey, 1840-1905. Contributions to magazines, speeches, etc by Harvey, B S (ed)
- Bertram Wodehouse Currie, 1827-1896. Recollections, letters and journals by Currie, Caroline L (ed)
- Bertram Wodehouse Currie. A memorial by Currie, Caroline L (ed)
- Coalescence of a cluster of corporate international banks, 1855-75 by Cottrell, P L
- 'English financial markets in the 1830s - information networks, risk assessment and banking crisis' in G Wood, Monetary and Banking History. Essays in honour of Forrest Capie by Baker, Mae, & Michael Collins
- George Carr Glyn and the railways by Ashbee, R A
- 'George Carr Glyn, monopoly and competition' in P Cross-Rudkin (ed), Early Main Line Railways. Papers from the International Main Line Railways Conference by Hodgkins, David
- George Carr Glyn, Railway Man and Banker by Hodgkins, David
- Glyn, Mills. Banking Museum catalogue by Unknown
- Glyn's, 1753-1953. Six generations in Lombard Street by Fulford, Roger T B
- History of the House of Glyn, Mills & Co by Browne, Eric Gore
- House of Baring in American Trade and Finance. English merchant bankers at work, 1763-1861 by Hidy, Ralph W
- LEO. The incredible story of the world's first business computer by Caminer, David, et al
- 'Messrs Glyn, Mills, Currie & Co' in W Howarth, Banks in the Clearing House by Howarth, William
- 'Messrs Glyn Mills Currie & Co' in W Howarth, Somme Olde Curiosities by a Knyghte offe ye Quille by Howarth, William
- Record of Services in the Great War, 1914-1919 by Unknown
- The Bank and the Sea. The Royal Bank of Scotland Group and the finance of shipping since 1753 by Souden, David
- Williams & Glyn's and the Veres by Unknown
Groups:
Other Business Names:
- Vere, Glyn & Hallifax
- Vere, Joseph
- Glyn, Richard
- Hallifax, Thomas
- Glyn, Hallifax, Mills & Co
- Curries & Co
- Glyn, Mills, Currie & Co
- Royal Bank of Scotland
- Williams Deacon's Bank Ltd
- Williams & Glyns Bank Ltd
- Currie, Bertram W
- Harvey, Alfred S
- Vere, Joseph
- Glyn, Sir Richard
Locations city-town / local authority / county1974 / region-state / country:
- London, Greater London, Greater London, Greater London, England
Sectors:
- Financial services Commercial joint stock & clearing banking services
- Financial services Commercial private banking services
- Financial services Merchant & investment banking services
Notes:
Traced origins to 1753 and establishment of Vere, Glyn & Hallifax by Joseph Vere, Richard Glyn and Thomas Hallifax. Mills family joined in 1772 when known as Hallifax, Mills, Glyn & Mitton. Thereafter operated under several names including Glyn, Hallifax, Mills & Co in 1826 and Glyn, Mills & Co from 1851. Emerged as a leading commercial bank with important investment banking functions including security issuance for railway companies.1864 acquired Curries & Co to become Glyn, Mills, Currie & Co. Incorporated c1885. Renamed Glyn Mills & Co in 1924. 1939 acquired by Royal Bank of Scotland but continued to trade separately until merged with Williams Deacon's Bank Ltd in 1970 to form Williams & Glyns Bank LtdPublications:
- Alfred Spalding Harvey, 1840-1905. Contributions to magazines, speeches, etc by Harvey, B S (ed)
- Bertram Wodehouse Currie, 1827-1896. Recollections, letters and journals by Currie, Caroline L (ed)
- Bertram Wodehouse Currie. A memorial by Currie, Caroline L (ed)
- Coalescence of a cluster of corporate international banks, 1855-75 by Cottrell, P L
- 'English financial markets in the 1830s - information networks, risk assessment and banking crisis' in G Wood, Monetary and Banking History. Essays in honour of Forrest Capie by Baker, Mae, & Michael Collins
- George Carr Glyn and the railways by Ashbee, R A
- 'George Carr Glyn, monopoly and competition' in P Cross-Rudkin (ed), Early Main Line Railways. Papers from the International Main Line Railways Conference by Hodgkins, David
- George Carr Glyn, Railway Man and Banker by Hodgkins, David
- Glyn, Mills. Banking Museum catalogue by Unknown
- Glyn's, 1753-1953. Six generations in Lombard Street by Fulford, Roger T B
- History of the House of Glyn, Mills & Co by Browne, Eric Gore
- House of Baring in American Trade and Finance. English merchant bankers at work, 1763-1861 by Hidy, Ralph W
- LEO. The incredible story of the world's first business computer by Caminer, David, et al
- 'Messrs Glyn, Mills, Currie & Co' in W Howarth, Banks in the Clearing House by Howarth, William
- 'Messrs Glyn Mills Currie & Co' in W Howarth, Somme Olde Curiosities by a Knyghte offe ye Quille by Howarth, William
- Record of Services in the Great War, 1914-1919 by Unknown
- The Bank and the Sea. The Royal Bank of Scotland Group and the finance of shipping since 1753 by Souden, David
- Williams & Glyn's and the Veres by Unknown