Winter 2017

Download Featured Article: Spies, Abolitionists and the Origins of Credit Rating Agencies By Brian Grinder and Dan Cooper 414.26 KB

Also in this Issue:

  • "For the Love of Money: Blacks on US Currency" Exhibit Preview
  • Words of Wisdom: Remarks from the 2017 Museum Gala, by Charles Schwab, Fred Tomczyk, Joe Ricketts, Ray Dalio and Lawrence H. Summers
  • AIG: Opening Trade in Services, by Maurice R. Greenberg and Lawrence A. Cunningham
  • Bank of Montreal Bicentennial, by Gregory DL Morris
  • Lightning Strikes: Timeless Lessons from Nikola Tesla, by John F. Wasik
  • Hecla Mining Company: 125 Years of Persistence and Perspective, by Bart Ward
  • The Mazer Collection Features Documents Signed by Hundreds of Historical Figures, by Sarah Poole
  • Book Review: Narrative and Numbers, by Aswath Damodaran, reviewed by James P. Prout

Summer 2024

Financial History, Issue 150

In this issue:

  • “Money and Promises: American Dreams,” by Paolo Zannoni
  • “Plastic Capitalism: The Deluge,” by Sean H. Vanatta
  • “All the Rage: Historical Context for the Persistence of Poor Customer Service,” by Gregory DL Morris

and more...