The New Deal's SEC: The formative years
The New Deal's SEC: The Formative Years by Ralph F De Bedts delves into the establishment and early operations of the Securities and Exchange Commission. It traces the regulatory measures implemented during the New Deal to reform the financial markets and prevent future crises. An essential read for understanding the roots of U.S. securities oversight.
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The New Deal's SEC: The Formative Years examines the origins and initial development of the Securities and Exchange Commission during the New Deal era.
Authored by Ralph F De Bedts, the book provides insights into the regulatory framework established to stabilize the securities markets following the Great Depression.
It covers the key events and policies that shaped the SEC's role in overseeing financial practices and investor protections.
This historical account highlights the foundational steps that influenced modern securities regulation.
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