The Royal Exchange is the City of London's trading hall next to the Bank of England. In A Case of Identity, Jacob slips inside to find a man named Dredge and ask about the bank robberies.
Sir Thomas Gresham founded it in 1570, and his grasshopper crest still tops the weathervane. The first building burned in 1666, and Wren's replacement burned in 1838.
A letter signed Plutus complains that a man called Dredge has been hanging around the Exchange asking awkward questions about the bank. Jacob follows the trail to the building, notes the heavy guard presence and slips inside to find him. Dredge turns out to be Sergeant Abberline in disguise, and the meeting reveals that a robbery of the Bank of England is coming.
Gresham modelled the Exchange on the Bourse in Antwerp. His statue in the courtyard was the only thing to survive the 1666 fire.
Bank of England
The Bank of England is the City of London's central bank and the target of Sequence 6, A Run on the Bank, where Jacob tracks a Templar robbing its branches. You return to its vault twice more: once for the stolen printing plates and once in The Last Maharaja.
Black Swan Yard
Black Swan Yard is one of Bloody Nora's three Blighter strongholds in the City of London, set beside the river. Capturing it for the Rooks is part of taking the borough.
Cannon Street station
Cannon Street station is a City of London rail stop on the north bank of the Thames. In the Jack the Ripper expansion it is where four of Jack's gang lieutenants gather, and Evie clears them out.
Field Lane
Field Lane is one of Bloody Nora's three Blighter strongholds in the City of London. Taking it from the Blighters is a step toward the City gang war.