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276: 301: 264: 296: 22: 252: 146:. Bills endorsed by members of the Committee were originally eligible for rediscount at the Bank of England, although this right was eventually extended to other banks in the UK and abroad. The term accepting house was more of an indication of status rather than function. 365: 86: 228: 58: 346: 65: 105: 39: 174: 72: 43: 54: 242: 162: 339: 32: 181:. Most accepting houses were absorbed into larger banking entities during the 1980s and 1990s. 166: 280: 79: 8: 370: 320: 122:
was a primarily British institution which specialised in the acceptance and guarantee of
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thereby facilitating the lending of money. They took on other functions as the use of
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which ensured policy coordination between them, the UK Treasury and the
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Grady, John; Weale, Martin (1986). "The Accepting Houses".
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had representation in Westminster by the Accepting Houses
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declined, returning to their original wider function of
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