List of oldest banks in continuous operation
Banks established in the 18th century

List of oldest banks in continuous operation

Section Title: Banks established in the 18th century
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Year	Company	Country (historic)	Country (modern)	Notes

1702	Caja Madrid	Castile	Spain

1717	Drummonds Bank	Kingdom of Great Britain	United Kingdom

1727	Royal Bank of Scotland	Kingdom of Great Britain	United Kingdom

1737	Van Lanschot	Dutch Republic	Netherlands

1747	Banque Nagelmackers	Liège	Belgium

1760	Banque Courtois	Kingdom of France	France

1765	Lloyds Bank	Kingdom of Great Britain	United Kingdom

1774	Fürstlich Castell'sche Bank	Würzburg	Germany

1780	Landolt & Cie	Neuchâtel	Switzerland

1782	Bank of Spain	Spain	Spain

1783	Bank of Ireland	Kingdom of Ireland	Ireland

1784	The Bank of New York	United States	United States	Oldest US bank tracing to its original incorporation, without resorting to an acquired predeecessor

1785	Trinkaus & Burkhardt	Palatinate	Germany

1786	Hottinger & Cie	Kingdom of France	Switzerland

1787	La Roche & Co.	Basel	Switzerland

1787	Raphaels Bank	Kingdom of Great Britain	United Kingdom

1789	Sal. Oppenheim	Cologne	Germany	Acquired by Deutsche Bank, which began shutting it down as a separate entity in 2017

1792	State Street Corporation	United States	United States	Age dated to predecessor Union Bank

1796	Hauck & Aufhäuser	Frankfurt	Germany

1796	Lombard Odier & Cie	Geneva	Switzerland

1798	Donner & Reuschel	Hamburg	Germany

1798	M. M. Warburg & Co.	Hamburg	Germany

1799	The Manhattan Company	United States	United States	Reverse merged with Chase National, retaining the Manhattan charter, but later acquired by Chemical Bank. While Chemical renamed itself Chase Manhattan, the direct corporate lineage was Chemical's

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The Bank of New York is one of the oldest banking corporations in the United States and established in 1784.

final_sentence: The Bank of New York is one of the oldest banking corporations in the United States and established in 1784.