Arthur Andersen & Co. "The First Fifty Years"

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This rare book, printed in 1964, by the now defunct Arthur Andersen & Co. is a must have for any Wall Street collector. Arthur Anderson's demise can be attributed to their involvement in the Enron scandal. "The First Sixty Years" 1913-1963 is a hardcover book with 189 pages of history of this legendary company. The book contains great pre-war history including following chapters: 1. A Firm is Born and Starts to Grow 2. Expansion in the Twenties 3. The Depression and Post-depression Years 4. The War Years 5. Transition in Leadership 6. The Era of Rapid Growth 7. The Development into a Worldwide Organization 8. The Three Divisions of our Practice and many more... Plus lots of other topics and Appendix.

Arthur Andersen was founded in 1913 in Chicago and would become one the world's largest and most respected accounting firms. They were a member of the "Big Five" accounting firms until their collapse in 2002 after questionable accounting practices lead to the Enron and WorldCom bankruptcies.

The First Sixty Years 1913-1963 / Arthur Andersen & Co.

Printed by Arthur Andersen & Co 1964 Chicago
Hard Cover First Edition
Condition: Excellent vintage condition. Tight binding, clean & crisp pages, light shelf wear.
Great hard-to-find book.