Banque de l’Indochine

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Banque de l’Indochine was a French colonial bank that played a central role in financing trade and issuing currency across French Indochina and other parts of the French colonial empire.

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Banque de l’Indochine canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf French company
bank
colonial bank
countryOfOrigin France
dissolved 1975
grantedBy French government
grantedMonopolyOn issuing banknotes in Djibouti
issuing banknotes in French India
issuing banknotes in French Indochina
issuing banknotes in French Polynesia
issuing banknotes in Madagascar
issuing banknotes in New Caledonia
hasRole commercial bank
investment bank
note-issuing bank
headquartersLocation Paris
inception 1875
industry banking
finance
languageOfName French
mainActivity financing colonial infrastructure
financing trade
issuing currency
mergedInto Banque Indosuez
operatedIn Annam
Cambodia
China
Cochinchina
Djibouti
Egypt
French India
French Indochina
Hanoi
Hong Kong
linked to: Hong Kong, China

Laos
Madagascar
Saigon
Shanghai
Tonkin
playedCentralRoleIn financing French colonial trade in Asia
financing French colonial trade in the Indian Ocean
financing French colonial trade in the Pacific
servedAs bank of issue in Djibouti
bank of issue in French India
bank of issue in French Indochina
bank of issue in French Polynesia
bank of issue in Madagascar
bank of issue in New Caledonia
shareholdersIncluded French industrial groups
French merchant banks
successor Banque Indosuez

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piastre of French Indochina issuingAuthority Banque de l’Indochine