It wasthislogicthat ensured a clearseparation in the usbankingAct of 1933 between deposit-taking commercialBanksand the speculativeinvestment bankingbusiness.
正是这一逻辑,确保了美国《1933年银行法》(US BankingAct of 1933)做出明确隔离吸收存款的商业银行与投机性投行业务的规定。
After the Wall Street crash of 1929, it took four years before Congress passed the Glass-Steagall act, which split commercialbanking from securities dealing. (Before the legislation bank deposits were frequently diverted in support of new issues by commercial bankers' investment-banking colleagues.) Other restrictive rules continued to be made until 1940.