Events
1750: AMS-LON as leading financial centres1771: (De Pinto) English Crown borrow from Dutch investors1717: Royal Mint bimetallic ratio overvalued gold1821: Official return to gold standard1822: State of ‘Poyais’ issues a loan in London1907: US Panic of 1907Run on Northern Rock, 20071863: US National Banking Act1873: UK Bagehot releases 'Lombard Street'1890: UK Baring Crisis1913: US Feds created1900: US Gold Standard ActMid-1914: July Crisis1982-83: Financial crises in Chile and Mexico1997-98: East Asian financial crisisPeriods
W1: FINANCIAL MARKETS AND THEIR INTEGRATION IN THE EARLY MODERN PERIOD1700-1800: (Schubert) London-Amsterdam arbitrage through foreign exchange market1723-1794: (Neal) London-Amsterdam stock market integration1400-1520: (Chilosi and Volckart) Exchange rate of gold-silver ratios1870s: Emergence of international gold standard system (Flandreau)1880-1913: Classical gold standard period = constraints on monetary policy1925-1931: Return to gold standard1944-1971: Bretton Woods system1914-1925: Floating exchange rates1931-39: Suspension of gold standard1971-2013: Floating exchange rates resume1797-1821: Restriction Period and fiat moneyFranco-Prussian WarW3: FROM BIMETALLISM TO THE GOLD STANDARD, 1870-1913W4: SOVEREIGN BOND MARKETS AND SOVEREIGN DEFAULTS, 1820-1913Financial globalisation, 1880-1913W5: BANKING SYSTEMS AND BANKING PANICS, 1800-19131791-1836: 1st and 2nd Banks of US1836-1863: US Free Banking Era1863-1913: US National Banking Era1914-1918 WW1W7: WW1, HYPERINFLATION AND FINANCIAL RECONSTRUCTION IN THE 1920sW10: GLOBALISATION & FINANCIAL CRISES IN EMERGING MARKETS AFTER BRETTON WOODS, 1973-2010
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