Investment Banking in America: A History

Editor\'s Introduction\nAuthor\'s Preface\nContents\n1 Origins and Developments to 1873\n2 From Railroads to Industrials, 1873-1900\n3 The Development of the Syndicate to 1914\n4 Investments, Investors, and Investment Bankers, 1900-1914\n5 Prelude to Federal Investigation\n6 Pujo\n7 \"Blue Sky\": The Growth of Securities Regulation\n8 Organizing for Defense: Formation of the Investment Bankers Association of America\n9 The Passing of the Old Order\n10 Investment Banking and Wilsonian Neutrality, 1914- 1917\n11 The War Years, 1917-1919\n12 The Changing Investment and Financial Environment of the 1920\'s\n13 Investment Banking Firms and the IBA in the 1920\'s\n14 Three Types of Financial Institutions of the 1920\'s\n15 Crash and Depression: The Investment Bankers\' Image Transformed\n16 The Investment Banker on Trial: The Gray-Pecora Investigation\n17 The New Deal on Wall Street: I. Divorcement, Disclosure, Regulation\n18 The New Deal on Wall Street: II. More Regulation and Further Adaptation\n19 Pujo Revisited: The TNEC\n20 Compulsory Competitive Bidding: Perennial Controversy\n21 Antitrust\nEpilogue: Mid-Century and Later\nBibliography\nIndex