Manhattan College News
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Bill Rubin, a senior investment analyst at BlackRock Inc. who picks financial-company stocks, didn’t mince words a year ago when he e-mailed JPMorgan Chase & Co. right after the bank disclosed a trading loss that ultimately cost more than $6.2 billion.
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The exuberance of Iona College’s basketball team caused Chris Lawless to miss out on a $1,600 profit from a $40 wager.
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Jerry Wood is relying on skills that helped him recruit and develop top talent at Morgan Stanley in his latest endeavor: coaching the men’s golf team at Manhattan College.
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Steven Kantor, then head of investment banking for Cantor Fitzgerald LP, gathered his staff about a year ago for a holiday party in his 82nd-floor apartment in Trump World Tower overlooking the United Nations.
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Wall Street’s smartest will meet the Senate’s toughest at a hearing next week that could provide a seminal moment in the reckoning after the financial crisis.
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Leon Lin was ecstatic when he found out he’d be leaving home in southern China to study at the University of Connecticut. As the Chinese agent whom his parents paid $5,000 to help him get into the school told him, the university’s flagship campus at Storrs was a highly ranked institution, with 25,000 students and ready access to Boston and New York City. And eventually Lin would return home with the status and career advantage of a U.S. degree.
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With more than 260 million books sold around the world, novelist James Patterson no longer worries about whether his next crime thriller will flop.
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It’s been almost 80 years since the U.S. government has reached as deeply into the financial markets as it will do when the regulatory overhaul being crafted in Congress becomes law.
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Theo Lubke , who headed the Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s efforts to reform the private derivatives market, joined Goldman Sachs Group Inc. to help Wall Street’s most profitable firm navigate the looming overhaul of financial regulations.
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Wall Street’s biggest banks, rebounding after a government bailout, are set to complete their best two years in investment banking and trading, buoyed by 2010 results likely to be the second-highest ever.
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