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Curb Exchange

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Curb Exchange
An early name for what is now the American Stock Exchange. The term derived from the market's beginnings on a street in downtown New York.


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Ten years later the Curbstone Brokers renamed themselves the New York Curb Exchange and moved into their brand new building.
Stock Market History by Jayme Hanson / Finance and Investment community
In the late 19th and early 20th century, for example, betting on the Curb Exchange in New York (which evolved into the
PLAYING POLITICS WITH YOUR PORTFOLIO by Christopher Farrell / BusinessWeek
The first ADR was listed on the New York Curb Exchange, the precursor to the American Stock Exchange.
JPMorgan Celebrates 80th Anniversary of the ADR by Business Wire
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