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Banking in Mexico begins with the establishment in Mexico City of the branch of the British bank The Bank of London, Mexico and South America.
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Foundation of the Mexican National Bank with capital from the Franco-Egyptian Bank based in Paris.
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There were already banks in Yucatán, Chihuahua, and Mexico City.
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The National Stock Exchange is born, with headquarters at Calle de Plateros No.9, now Calle de Madero.
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The Mexican Stock Exchange is born. Runners captained by Francisco A. Llerena and Luis G. Necochea founded the company with that name. The Mexico Stock Exchange is inaugurated.
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The Credit Institutions Law is enacted with three banking models: issue banks with the power to issue banknotes, mortgage banks and refactional banks. Until before the Revolution, there were 24 issue banks, two mortgage and five refactional banks.
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Victoriano Huerta imposes loans to the banks. In that period, the banks granted loans to his government for almost 64 million pesos.
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The Universal Banking model began, that is, a financial group. In other words, a deposit bank could group as subsidiaries a finance company, a mortgage company, a savings department and a trust department.
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The existence of 15 financial groups is recognized. Banco Nacional de México, Banco de Londres, Banco Comercial Mexicano, Banco del País, Banco de Industria y Comercio and Banco Internacional.