City Core
Market story
City Core groups Bank, Monument, Moorgate, St Paul’s, Barbican, Blackfriars, Liverpool Street, and Aldgate. It is not the same Place as Square Mile.
The City of London Corporation describes the Square Mile as London’s financial district. Those Corporation figures overlap Occupier City Core children. They are not a City Core census.
History
The legal City has been a trading centre since Roman Londinium. The Bank of England has stood on Threadneedle Street since 1734. This history is Square Mile / legal City history, not a City Core census.
Clusters / industries
The Square Mile’s largest job groups are financial services and professional services. Figures below are Square Mile / City of London local-authority numbers, not Occupier City Core.
Notable occupiers
The Bank of England works from Threadneedle Street and Moorgate. Lloyd’s marketplace is at One Lime Street.
| Bank of England | Threadneedle Street, London EC2R 8AH. Second City office: Moorgate. |
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