Arthur Levitt Jr.
United States
3 Feb 1931 // 9 Feb 2001
Financial Advisor
3 Feb 1931 // 9 Feb 2001
Financial Advisor
We should never lose sight of the underlying essence of a market — a place where buyers and sellers come together. Every other feature — whether crafted by tradition or technology — exists only to serve that primary purpose.
Speech to the Columbia Law School, New York City. 'Dynamic Markets. Timeless Principles' (1999)
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