Regulation Of The Stock Exchange

This historic document contains the hearings from the Sixty-third Congress, Second Session, regarding S. 3895, a bill designed ＂To Prevent the Use of the Mails and of the Telegraph and Telephone in Furtherance of Fraudulent and Harmful Transactions on Stock Exchanges.＂ Featuring testimony from prominent figures such as Samuel Untermyer, Charles Arthur Conant, and John George Milburn, this record provides invaluable insight into the legislative considerations and debates surrounding the regulation of stock exchanges in the early 20th century. A crucial resource for understanding the evolution of financial regulation and the historical context of modern securities law.

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