Inside the Bank of England TVS Production 16th February 1988

[@GertrudePerkins]

Thank you for uploading this documentary.

[@ADCTVCollection]

My pleasure.

[@kurtiszapien2499]

+1 Great documentary, many thanks

[@joeboyd8702]

Great upload. Thank's for sharing.

[@ADCTVCollection]

Thanks, Glad you enjoyed it.

[@syedadeelhussain2691]

Good documentary for those interested in studying banking, finance, systemic risk and monetary economics.

[@MrMickyboyblue]

I have to submit an assignment on BOE soon - there's some really cool thought provoking stuff to research from this 😎👍

[@MrMickyboyblue]

Great docu- thank you so much for uploading.

[@ADCTVCollection]

My pleasure, glad you enjoyed.

[@amycorbett4664]

Very informative x

[@robnewman6101]

A mole in the bank. 1908. Kenneth Grahame, author of The Wind in the Willows, worked at the Bank of England during his writing career. The Bank of England Museum contains many exhibits on Grahame, and still hosts family readings of The Wind in the Willows.

[@wordsoftruth7473]

Great content! New subscriber here from the USA

[@ADCTVCollection]

Thanks and welcome

[@wolfblitzer1981]

Absolutely fantastic documentary thanks 😊

[@ADCTVCollection]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@harperonline]

This looks interesting. I will watch this tonight. Thanks for uploading.

[@ADCTVCollection]

That's ok, hope you enjoy it!

[@harperonline]

@@ADCTVCollection - Just watched it. It was very good but I wish they'd do a modern day version to see how things have changed.

[@Bad_Gnasher]

Anyone recommend a similar documentary from this era?

[@robnewman6101]

The Bank of England dates back to the year of 1694.

[@metallitech]

Black Wednesday was a few years after this; must have been another all-nighter. Same Governor as in this piece.

[@redbaron9029]

1:49 it guards the looted gold from other nations.