Alexander V.Bugrov
The State Bank and Stock Exchange Syndicates in Russia, 1899-1917,
in: Ekonomicheskaja istorija. Ezhegodnik (Economic Hystory. Yearbook). 2002, Moscow: ROSSPEN, 2003, p.35-46.

Summary
The author researches government regulations in the St. Petersburg stock exchange from 1899 to 1917. The State Bank was the principal agent of the regulatory policy pursued by the Ministry of Finance. In particular, the author scrutinizes stock exchange syndicates, which were the main institutional framework of government regulation for 1) crisis-proof support of securities rate and 2) for government loans' issues. New archival documents cited by the author prove that the Russian stock exchange syndicates were a successful instrument of equity market regulation.

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