Entries tagged "Blankfein"
Duff McDonald's 'Last Man Standing: The Ascent of Jamie Dimon and JPMorgan Chase' is a pleasant, readable, if adulatory biography of J.P. Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon.
Goldman's CEO Lloyd Blankfein advocates clawbacks and a ban on multiyear guaranteed pay packages.
So how did Lloyd Blankfein really tell Goldman Sachs employees to cut back on lavish spending? A dealmaker turned comedian takes a humorous stab at recreating the scene.
The Goldman Sachs CEO's Financial Times column offers a lot of grist to grind on the topics of regulation and risk management.
Two of Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson's former colleagues are now two of his biggest critics. When Paulson took the job in the Bush administration, he handed the reigns of Goldman, Sachs & Co. to Lloyd Blankfein, and took to Treasury Goldman alum Bob Steel, now the CEO of Wachovia Corp. Both men do not see eye-to-eye with Paulson's recent strategy shift and size of the Troubled Asset Relief Program....
Will all readers of signs and portents please get together and get your stories straight? Thursday I posted on some theories provided by a British (actually Scottish) hedge fund manager, Hugh Hendry, that seemed to focus on a 25-year bubble cycle that began, without explanation, in 1991 when Citibank nearly went down. This was all mysterious, but why not?...
