Tontine Building, Wall Street, NY, 1797 (n.d.) | George Hayward / Smithsonian American Art Museum / CC0 In 1933, Ferdinand Pecora, newly appointed Chief Counsel to the Senate Banking and Currency Committee, subpoenaed Charles Mitchell, president … Read on blog or Reader Public Seminar Read on blog or Reader From "Boring" to "Roaring" Banking Anna Pick April 29 Harder to measure, but no less crucial, is Epstein's identification of the intellectual "capture" of both the academy and policymaking institutions—their infiltration by financial interests and the economic paradigms that prop them up. Read more of this post Comment

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