In 1343 the Peruzzi consortium collapsed and was bankrupt in 1345, with their partners in risk-capital, the Bardi, though the traditional explanation, of unsecured loans extended to Edward III of England, is currently considered simplistic.
The Peruzzi consortium collapsed in risk-capital. This was with their partners. This was in 1343. The traditional explanation is currently considered simplistic. This was of unsecured loans. These unsecured loans are extended to Edward III of England. The Peruzzi consortium was bankrupt in 1345. This was in 1343. This was with their partners in risk-capital though the traditional explanation is currently considered simplistic. This was of unsecured loans. These unsecured loans were extended to Edward III of England. The Bardi was capital.