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Edmund C. Lynch

American businessman
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  • Charles E. Merrill

    …& Company, in partnership with Edmund C. Lynch. Merrill served as its director until his death.

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    …& Company, in partnership with Edmund C. Lynch. Merrill served as its director until his death.

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  • Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc.

    …year took on a partner, Edmund C. Lynch. Merrill, Lynch & Company prospered by specializing in underwriting the securities of chain stores. Having helped organize Safeway Stores in 1926, Merrill sold his firm’s retail brokerage operations to E.A. Pierce & Company in 1930 and concentrated on investment banking until 1940,…

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    …year took on a partner, Edmund C. Lynch. Merrill, Lynch & Company prospered by specializing in underwriting the securities of chain stores. Having helped organize Safeway Stores in 1926, Merrill sold his firm’s retail brokerage operations to E.A. Pierce & Company in 1930 and concentrated on investment banking until 1940,…

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