Glass-Steagall Act / 格拉斯-斯蒂格尔法案

The Glass-Steagall Act appears in 170.《1929》的泡沫之夏：三个代表人物，和他们在当下周期的影子 as the regulatory response associated with separating commercial banking from investment banking after the 1929-era securities-distribution failures. The episode connects it most directly to Charles E. Mitchell / 查理·米切尔 and National City Bank / 国民城市银行.

In this wiki branch, the Act matters less as a complete legal history than as a boundary-making answer to Financial Institution Trust Transmission / 金融机构信任传导. If banks can use deposit-like trust and retail reach to sell securities, then regulation may need to decide which activities may share the same brand, balance sheet, and customer relationship.

Connections

• Charles E. Mitchell / 查理·米切尔 and National City Bank / 国民城市银行 — source case that motivates the regulatory boundary.
• Financial Institution Trust Transmission / 金融机构信任传导 — concept the Act helps illuminate.
• SEC, Federal Reserve, and New York Stock Exchange / 纽约证券交易所 — adjacent institutional-regulatory context in the episode.
• Portfolio Suitability, Private Credit Tail Risk / 私募信贷尾部风险, and Financial Platform Incentives — modern analogues for distribution-boundary risk.