The British corporate network, 1904–1976: Revisiting the finance–industry relationship
利用独特数据集分析1904-1976年英国企业网络，揭示银行及其他金融机构与产业的连接变化，以及机构投资者持股增加对所有权模式的影响。
The relationship between finance and industry in Britain has received substantial attention, largely focusing on the role played by clearing banks as lenders to industry. This article, through the use of a unique dataset detailing the composition of the British corporate network, aims to investigate the corporate connectivity of industry to banks but also, importantly, highlight the increasing presence of financial institutions other than banks in British business. Additionally, the position of these financial institutions within the network reflects the changes in patterns of ownership of British business through this period as institutional investors’ share of British companies increased. This changing position is further articulated by an analysis of network density over the period, providing critical insights into wider patterns in British business between 1904 and 1976.