Add to ORKGThe paper aims to offer an updated historiographical survey and an interpretative approach about the role of Tuscan merchant-banking companies in the European financial markets between the late Middle Ages and the Renaissance. Structures of the firms, business turnover, technical expertise, geographical spread of branch offices are considered as well as the huge relationships with popes, kings and princes finances: from the papal Rome/Avignon to the Capetingian and Valois France, from the Angevin Naples to the Plantagenet England, from the Burgundian Netherlands to the Iberian kingdoms
Between the late Middle Ages and the late 17th century, the Italian economy witnessed a parable that...
The richness and the importance of Florence during the 14th and 15th centuries are well known all ar...
Between the late Middle Ages and the late 17th century, the Italian economy witnessed a parable that...
The paper aims to offer an updated historiographical survey and an interpretative approach about the...
The essay aims to examine the penetration of Tuscan businessmen in the Iberian Peninsula and the mod...
In the European comparison Tuscany stands out by having the most important business archives (mercha...
Nel panorama europeo la Toscana si segnala per il fatto di ospitare i più importanti archivi di soci...
Book summary of: Nadia MATRINGE La Banque en Renaissance. Les Salviati et la place de Lyon au milieu...
The paper examines some aspects of the Tuscan banking system, emphasising the duality between the pr...
[EN] During the late Middle Ages, the development of mercantile institutions, as well as the promine...
Defence date: 6 December 2013Examining Board: Professor Antony Molho, EUI (supervisor), Professor Ja...
The economic history of late-medieval Italy, both of the regions gravitating around the great mercan...
The objective of this paper is to demonstrate the widespread and sophisticated use of advanced finan...
The essay discusses the role played by commercial and financial activities in the structuring of urb...
The great Italian merchants of the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, those who operated on intern...
Between the late Middle Ages and the late 17th century, the Italian economy witnessed a parable that...
The richness and the importance of Florence during the 14th and 15th centuries are well known all ar...
Between the late Middle Ages and the late 17th century, the Italian economy witnessed a parable that...
The paper aims to offer an updated historiographical survey and an interpretative approach about the...
The essay aims to examine the penetration of Tuscan businessmen in the Iberian Peninsula and the mod...
In the European comparison Tuscany stands out by having the most important business archives (mercha...
Nel panorama europeo la Toscana si segnala per il fatto di ospitare i più importanti archivi di soci...
Book summary of: Nadia MATRINGE La Banque en Renaissance. Les Salviati et la place de Lyon au milieu...
The paper examines some aspects of the Tuscan banking system, emphasising the duality between the pr...
[EN] During the late Middle Ages, the development of mercantile institutions, as well as the promine...
Defence date: 6 December 2013Examining Board: Professor Antony Molho, EUI (supervisor), Professor Ja...
The economic history of late-medieval Italy, both of the regions gravitating around the great mercan...
The objective of this paper is to demonstrate the widespread and sophisticated use of advanced finan...
The essay discusses the role played by commercial and financial activities in the structuring of urb...
The great Italian merchants of the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, those who operated on intern...
Between the late Middle Ages and the late 17th century, the Italian economy witnessed a parable that...
The richness and the importance of Florence during the 14th and 15th centuries are well known all ar...
Between the late Middle Ages and the late 17th century, the Italian economy witnessed a parable that...