(Working) Preface Acknowledgements Part I: An Analytic Framework Chapter 1: Information Markets Chapter 2: A Primer on Financial Markets and Intermediaries Chapter 3: Investment Banking Part II: Trade in Information Markets Chapter 4: How Intermediaries Resolve Coordination Problems Chapter 5: The Death of the Banker? Chapter 6: Human Capital and Industry Structure Chapter 7: Why Goldman Sachs Went Public Chapter 8: Online Stock Exchange Chapter 9: Closing Bibliography Index About the Authors

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William Wilhelm is the Peter Moores Professor of Management Studies at the Said Business School and a Professorial Fellow of St. Edmund Hall, Oxford University. Joseph D. Downing is a Partner in General Finance, LLC, an investment banking firm based in Boston, Massachusetts.

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