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C. Hoare & Co. is the United Kingdom’s oldest privately owned bank
At the core of our business are the values of honesty and care, which have been passed on through the continued direct ownership of the Hoare family since the bank was founded by Richard Hoare in 1672 at the sign of the Golden Bottle on London's Cheapside, before moving to Fleet Street.
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A family owned private bank dedicated to excellence in personal service
We remain small enough to offer our customers a highly personalised private banking service and are dedicated to building lasting relationships with everyone who banks with us. On becoming a customer of C. Hoare & Co. your relationship manager will take the time to look after you and your family.
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  • Our first office outside London25th Mar 2019

    We are pleased to announce that we are opening a new office in Cambridge at the end of March.

  • Alexander's winter letter26th Feb 2019

    We are pleased to welcome Steven Cooper as our new chief executive. He joins from a distinguished career in Barclays (retail) bank. We thank and congratulate David Green for leaving the bank considerably stronger than he found it 16 years ago.

    We seek to be ‘good b...

  • Sir Richard HoareSir Richard Hoare18th Jan 2019

    Sir Richard Hoare founded the business we know today at the Sign of the Golden Bottle in Cheapside on 5 July 1672. Sir Richard established himself as a goldsmith-banker and moved his business to Fleet Street in 1690. He managed the bank until his death 300 years ago, in J...

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