Money Talks, Money Walks Edinburgh's Finance Story
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Let's time travel from the end of the 17th century to the modern day
2 minLet's pay our respects to the father of economics
1 minWalk up the Royal Mile and learn about the beginning of banking
5 minThe path to the British Linen Bank headquarters was the scene of a brutal murder
2 minWhat's in your pocket? Coins? Notes? Cards? Do you know why banknotes originated?
3 minThe church on the spine of the castle rock, where adventurers met
6 minPass the site of the coffee shop where the investors pledged their funds for Darien
2 minThe Father of Modern Economics
8 minWhen you build a new home for city trade, always pay your sculptor on time!
2 minWidows and Orphans looked after here
5 minThe former best bank in Britain
8 minHear the story of New Town economic development
6 minThe commercial heart of Edinburgh
3 minThe birthplace of life assurance, RBS and 67 special people...
5 minHow did the Bank of England stifle English innovation, yet Scottish banks flourished?
2 minOne Scottish King ruled a land so magical, it never existed...
5 minWalter Scott's Townhouse — The JK Rowling of his age
5 minBanks and church headquarters lead us to the beginnings of investment managment
58 sThe jewel of the Edinburgh New Town
5 minHow did Edinburgh become the city of money over 300 years, only to fall from grace in the financial crash of 2008? Join the Keeper of Edinburgh’s Library of Mistakes, Russell Napier, author of The Rise And Fall Of The City Of Money, Ray Perman and comedian and historian Susan Morrison for a walking tour of the city’s financial past. We learn about Scotland’s highly innovative early financial institutions as well as some astonishing frauds and failures.
Supported by wealth managers RBC Brewin Dolphin and brought to you by the Library of Mistakes (libraryofmistakes.com), Money Talks, Money Walks is an audio-guided walk through the history of the Scottish capital's relationship with money.
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Produced by Inner Ear (innerear.co.uk) — the company behind the Walking Heads tours.