Sources of Investment Information Compiled for the Investment Bankers Association (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781025996622)

"Sources of Investment Information" provides a comprehensive bibliographic guide to the financial and economic resources available to professionals in the early 20th century. Compiled by the Exhibit Committee of the Financial Group within the Special Libraries Association for the Investment Bankers Association, this work serves as an essential reference for understanding the information landscape of the late 1920s financial era.

The volume catalogs a wide array of sources, including government reports, financial journals, statistical services, and trade publications crucial for informed decision-making in the securities and investment banking sectors. It offers a detailed snapshot of the types of data and analysis that shaped the American financial markets during a period of significant expansion and complexity. As both a practical tool for researchers and a historical record of institutional financial knowledge, "Sources of Investment Information" remains a valuable resource for scholars of economic history, librarians, and financial professionals interested in the evolution of investment analysis and the distribution of market intelligence.

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