Welcome to the virtual museum and archive of the history of financial regulation, celebrating its 10th anniversary in 2012.
The museum provides access to original materials, not available elsewhere online, on the creation and growth of the regulation of the capital markets from the 20th century to the present. The museum is entirely virtual; there is no physical repository.
The museum's collection includes:
The museum and archive also provides Links other Web sites with related information.
The Executive Director has sole power to accession and de-accession materials in the collection of the virtual museum and archive, and exercises this power in consultation with the Museum Committee, a standing committee of the Board of Trustees. The Board of Trustees has no say in the building of the museum.
Visitors are welcome to recommend material to be added to the collection by contacting the Executive Director. Material should not be sent without permission from the Executive Director. Material will be accepted only if:
All donors of material, including participants in oral histories interviews and programs, are required to sign a release. No material will be added to the collection until the signed release is received.
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