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- 1. Origins and Developments to 1873
- 2. From Railroads to Industrials, 1873–1900
- 3. The Development of the Syndicate to 1914
- 4. Investments, Investors, and Investment Bankers, 1900–1914
- 5. Prelude to Federal Investigation
- 6. Pujo
- 7. “Blue Sky”: The Growth of Securities Regulation
- 8. Organizing for Defense: Formation of the Investment Bankers Association of America
- 9. The Passing of the Old Order
- 10. Investment Banking and Wilsonian Neutrality, 1914–1917
- 11. The War Years, 1917–1919
- 12. The Changing Investment and Financial Environment of the 1920s
- 13. Investment Banking Firms and the lEA in the 1920s
- 14. Three Types of Financial Institutions of the 1920s
- 15. Crash and Depression: The Investment Bankers’ Image Transformed
- 16. The Investment Banker on Trial: The Gray-Pecora Investigation
- 17. The New Deal on Wall Street: I. Divorcement, Disclosure, Regulation
- 18. The New Deal on Wall Street: II. More Regulation and Further Adaptation
- 19. Pujo Revisited: The TNEC
- 20. Compulsory Competitive Bidding: Perennial Controversy
- 21. Antitrust
- Epilogue: Mid-Century and Later
- Bibliography
- Index
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