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THE WALL STREET JOURNAL. © 1990 Dow Jones & Company, Inc
Drexel Burnham Lambert Archival Finding Aid
Glass-Steagall: Lest We Forget
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Requiem for a Market Maker: the Case of Drexel Burnham Lambert and Below-Investment-Grade Bonds* By
SEC News Digest, 01-10-1985
This Is the Beginning of Mur # Z37
GGD-88-48FS Securities Regulation
Vita Professor David F. Hawkins Education
The Decline of Investment Banking: Preliminary Thoughts on the Evolution of the Industry 1996-2008, 5 J
On the Mechanism of Cdos Behind the Current Financial Crisis and Mathematical Modeling with Lévy Distributions
The Decline of Investment Banking Investment of Decline the , Sept
Taxpayers to Pay for Drexel Bankruptcy
Taxation, Corporate Capital Structure, and Financial Distress
SEC News Digest, 09-08-1988
Drexel Burnham Lambert, Underwriting Fees, and Market Power
Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. and the Leveraged Buyout
Top View
Investment Banking Since 1917
Michael Milken: the Junk Dealer
Copyrighted Material
September 12, 1989 Issue (Dig091289.Pdf)
The Dep~~~I;~~Y·~;;~ Company
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The New Case for High Yield a Guide to Understanding and Investing in the High Yield Market
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Bureaucracy and Neo-Patrimonialism on Wall Street Fabien
UBS Puerto Rico Family of Funds
SEC News Digest, 04-27-1992
December 9, 1986 Issue (Dig120986.Pdf)
The Morphology of the Credit Crisis by HUGH F
A Brief Summary of the Collapse of Drexel Burnham Lambert
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Michael Milken's Spreadsheets: Computation and Charisma in Finance in the Go-Go ’80S
Insider Trading by Intermediaries: a Contract Remedy for Acquirers' Increased Costs of Takeovers