Bank Law Notes – City of London Coffee Houses
One of the most curious and often ignored factors in the development of the City of London was the importance of the ‘coffee house’ as a place where merchants and financiers would meet and discuss trade and business. With many merchants not having their own office and office space being at a premium, coffee houses were often used as easily identifiable and usable meeting places. It was also easier to conduct business in a coffee house rather than in a tavern with the excess amounts of alcohol tending to obscure judgement and opinion. Read more https://www.justessay.com/bank-law-notes-city-london-coffee-houses/