The Bank Polski (lit. 'Bank of Poland'), sometimes referred to as the "First Bank of Poland" to distinguish it from its 20th-century namesake,[1]: 97 was a major bank in Congress Poland, created in 1828, deprived of its monetary role in 1870 following the failure of Poland's January Uprising, and eventually absorbed in 1885 by the State Bank of the Russian Empire.[2]
- ^ Krzysztof Łopuszyński (2018), "The Idea of Central Banking in the Final Years of the First Polish Republic", Roczniki Nauk Prawnych (XXVIII:3)
- ^ Małgorzata Grzesik-Kulesza (April 2017), "The creation of the Bank of Poland in the years 1828–1885" (PDF), Przegląd Prawa Konstytucyjnego