Our History
A quick glimpse at our historical roots

Whilst not likely to influence your investment decision, you may be interested to know a little about our rather unusual name.

Temple Bar itself was once one of the long line of structures marking the boundary between Westminster and the City of London.

It originally stood at the junction of Fleet Street and The Strand.

Temple Bar was associated with a celebration of the Spanish Armada in 1588 and the funeral of Lord Nelson in 1806.

The heads of executed traitors were displayed above the central arch.

Temple Bar was moved to Theobald’s Park near Waltham Cross in 1878, but returned in 2004 to London’s Paternoster Square.