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Book SynopsisRoger Murray (1911–1998) was a crucial figure in the history of value investing. This book offers a compelling account of Murray’s multifaceted career alongside a series of remarkable lectures he gave late in his life that encapsulated his philosophy of investing.
Trade ReviewJohnson and Sonkin provide a great account of Roger Murray's career and speeches. It is a careful record that sticks to the facts. -- Erin Bellissimo, Managing Director, Notre Dame Institute for Global Investing
Thoroughly enjoy[able]. [A] fresh look at a great investment personality of the last millennium. This excellent tribute to Roger Murray and his enduring value will delight seasoned investment professionals and those who are just beginning their careers in investment research and management. * Enterprising Investor *
Table of ContentsForeword, by Mario Gabelli and Leon Cooperman
A Personal Tribute to Professor Roger Murray, by James Russell Kelly
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part I. Biography1. Murray’s First Career: Bankers Trust (1932–1955)
2. Murray’s Second Career: Influential Economist (1950–1998)
3. Murray’s Third Career: Beloved and Respected Business School Professor (1956–1978)
4. Murray’s Fourth Career: Fund Manager (1965–1970)
5. Murray’s Role in the Formation of the Private Pension Industry (1950–1980)
6. The Fifth Edition of
Securities Analysis (1988)
7. Rebirth of Value Investing at Columbia Business School (1993)
8. Recognition and Awards (1999 to the present)
9. The “New” Roger Murray Lecture Series (2000)
Part II. Museum of Television and Radio Lectures10. Lecture 1—Value Versus Price (January 22, 1993)
11. Lecture 2—Ingredients of Markets and Value (January 29, 1993)
12. Lecture 3—Equity Pricing and Capitalization Rates (February 5, 1993)
13. Lecture 4—Convergence of Price and Value (February 12, 1993)
Part III. Interview14. Full Interview with Peter Tanous (1996)
Bibliography of Roger Murray’s Publications
Notes
