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Contrary to the frantic pace of today's economic environment, the origin of banking and capital markets in the United States was not an overnight phenomenon. The form of organization called a corporation developed very slowly in the States. Early joint-stock companies, in which each member was responsible5 for the obligations of the mutual enterprise, were principally non profit corporations for religious worship, philanthropy, education, or land companies. Commercial corporations didn't make their appearance until the early to mid1700s, with a Connecticut trading corporation, a Massachusetts wharf company, a number of fire insurance and water supply companies, and the United Company of10 Philadelphia, which was organized to promote industry. By the late 1700s, particularly the period from 1783 to 1789, the corporate structure expanded when numerous corporations were organized for building roads, canals, and bridges and for banking. America's first private commercial bank, the Bank of North America, was15 chartered by Congress on December 31, 1781. The Bank of New York and the Bank of Massachusetts followed in 1784, but all these banks were local and limited. In December 1791, national banking originated with the first national bank, which opened its main office at Philadelphia. In 1816, the second national bank was chartered for 20 years. Meanwhile state banks began to proliferate throughout the20 country. The late 1800s saw an emergence of investment banking-houses that promoted mergers in railroads, utilities, and factories and provided the capital tot expansion. Commercial banking also flourished, but after a high rate of bank failures, the: Federal Reserve System was established in 1913 to correct deficiencies in existing 25 banking legislation on the national and state levels. The Federal Reserve Act set the foundation for modern banking.
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