Financial History Issue 121 (Spring 2017) | Page 8
THE TICKER MUSEUM NEWS
MUSEUM OF AMERICAN FINANCE 2016–2017 DONORS ($1,000 AND ABOVE)
The Museum deeply appreciates the fi-
nancial support of the following donors
in the past year. Their contributions help
advance our commitment to preserving,
exhibiting and teaching the power and
value of American finance.*
• • Howard J. Abner
• • The Adirondack Trust Company
• • Ally Financial
• • American Express
• • Anonymous (3)
• • Theodore Aronson
• • American-Scottish Foundation
• • Cliff and Laurel Asness
• • Bank of America Merrill Lynch
• • Barrett Asset Management
• • Barclays
• • Bloomberg
• • John Bogle
• • Briar Foundation
• • Robert Buckholz
• • Capco
• • Capgemini
• • Carter Ledyard & Milburn LLP
• • Cheddar, Inc.
• • Citadel Securities
• • Citi
• • Clarfeld Financial Advisors
• • CME Group
• • Consolidated Edison
• • Cowen Group, Inc.
• • Crystal & Company
• • Ray Dalio
• • John P. Davidson, III
and Shirley Schaeffer
• • Andrea de Cholnoky
• • Randolph DelFranco
• • William H. and Jane P. Donaldson
• • Charles Elson
JUL 2
1890
• • Mr. and Mrs. Eric C. Fast
• • Vincent Favaro New Albion Partners
• • Financial Women’s Association
• • Flooring Solutions Group LLC
• • Arturo Gomez
• • Lawrence Goodman
• • Martha Clark Goss
• • William B. Harrison
• • Healey Family Foundation
• • Michael Henriques
• • Herzog & Co.
• • Robert Hotz
• • Houlihan Lokey
• • Al and Denise Hurley
• • ICE/NYSE
• • Incapital
• • ING
• • International Precious Metals Institute
• • Investopedia
• • Paul J. Isaac
• • Carol Kaimowitz
• • Glenn Kaufman
• • Myron Kandel
• • Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co., LP
• • Kx Systems
• • Lepercq de Neuflize Asset Management
• • Sherry and Alan Leventhal
Family Foundation
• • The Longhill Charitable Foundation, Inc.
• • Adrienne and Dan Lufkin
• • Consuelo Mack
• • Marge Magner
• • Moody’s
• • Elizabeth P. Munson
• • J. Edward Murphy
• • New York City Department
of Cultural Affairs
• • New York Life
• • Paxos Trust Company
In a backlash against the monopolistic excesses
of the “robber barons,” the Sherman Anti-Trust Act
becomes law. The Act authorizes the US Department
of Justice to break up giant monopolies.
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• • William Penn Foundation
• • Peter G. Peterson Foundation
• • Protiviti
• • The Ricketts Family
• • Rodger Riney
• • Charles M. Royce
• • Royce & Associates
• • Judith O. and Robert E. Rubin
• • Daniel and Sarah Rueven
• • S & P Global
• • Saybrook Capital
• • Charles Schwab & Co., Inc.
• • Karen Seitz
• • Shenkman Capital Management
• • Shine Financial Services
• • Walter V. Shipley
• • The Paul E. Singer Foundation
• • Smith Affiliated Capital
• • The Starr Foundation
• • Strategas Securities
• • Richard Sylla
• • TD Ameritrade
• • Third Point LLC
• • Mark Tomasko
• • UBS Financial Services
• • U.S. Bancorp
• • U.S. Trust, Bank of America
• • Vested
• • Vedder Price PC
• • Taylor B. Wagenseil
• • Wells Fargo
• • Kendrick R. Wilson, III
• • Anthony Yoseloff
For more information about
supporting the Museum,
please contact Mindy Ross at
mross@moaf.org.
* Listings in bold reflect Benefactor
level donors.
JUL 6
1785
Congress declares that “the
money unit of the United States
of America be one dollar.”