Drexel Burnham Lambert

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Drexel Burnham Lambert was a prominent Wall Street investment bank best known for its role in the 1980s junk bond market and its subsequent high-profile collapse.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf defunct company
investment bank
associatedWith Savings and Loan crisis context
insider trading scandals of the 1980s
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dissolutionCause criminal investigations of key executives
loss of investor confidence
regulatory pressure
fate filed for bankruptcy
formedByMergerOf Burnham & Company NERFINISHED
Drexel Firestone NERFINISHED
Lambert Brussels Witter NERFINISHED
foundedAs Drexel & Company NERFINISHED
hasReputation aggressive trading culture
innovative but controversial financial practices
headquartersLocation New York City
industry financial services
investment banking
influenced corporate takeover wave of the 1980s
growth of leveraged buyout market
keyPerson Fred Joseph NERFINISHED
Leonard Tose NERFINISHED
Michael Milken NERFINISHED
legacy institutionalization of high-yield bonds
stricter securities regulation in the United States
legalOutcome payment of large fines and penalties
plea agreement with U.S. government
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity New York NERFINISHED
locatedInTimePeriod 1980s
majorClientType corporate raiders
private equity firms
notableEmployee Leon Black NERFINISHED
Michael Milken NERFINISHED
Peter Ackerman NERFINISHED
notableFor development of the high-yield bond market
dominance in 1980s junk bond underwriting
high-profile collapse in early 1990s
operatedInMarket Wall Street NERFINISHED
global capital markets
predecessor Burnham & Company NERFINISHED
Drexel & Company NERFINISHED
Lambert Brussels Witter NERFINISHED
regulatoryIssue insider trading investigations
securities fraud charges
specializedIn high-yield bonds
leveraged buyout financing
timePeriod late 1970s

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Abby Joseph Cohen employer Drexel Burnham Lambert
Leon Black employer Drexel Burnham Lambert