He was chairman of the New York Stock Exchange and rose to lead the venerable securities firm Kidder, Peabody, but stepped down after it was caught up in a 1980s insider-trading scandal.
Source: New York Times
Ralph DeNunzio, Wall Street Chieftain, Is Dead at 90
Published in Banking and Financial Institutions, Deaths (Obituaries), DeNunzio, Ralph D., Insider Trading, Kidder Peabody & Co Inc, New York Stock Exchange, Securities Investor Protection Corp and Stocks and Bonds
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