Mark Schwartz

Blankfein’s Bonus Said to Surge 90% to Surpass Dimon’s

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. Chief Executive Officer Lloyd C. Blankfein’s bonus surged 90 percent, surpassing JPMorgan Chase & Co. CEO Jamie Dimon’s pay for the first time since Blankfein’s record-setting award for 2007.

Goldman Sachs Sped Up $65 Million in Stock Awards

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. accelerated delivery of $65 million in stock awards to 10 executives, including Chief Executive Officer Lloyd C. Blankfein, helping them avoid higher tax rates that take effect this year.

Goldman Sachs Hires Schwartz Back to Run Asia Pacific

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. brought back Mark Schwartz to run its Asian business from Beijing, after an 11-year hiatus during which he ran George Soros’s hedge-fund group and started an investment firm with Raj Rajaratnam.

Goldman Sachs’s Schwartz Owns $91 Million of Firm’s Stock

Mark Schwartz, re-hired by Goldman Sachs Group Inc. this month to run its business in Asia, owns about $91 million of stock in the bank, according to a filing.

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania’s Debt Driven Up by Profit From Fees, Lawyer Says

Harrisburg’s incinerator debt, which pushed Pennsylvania’s capital into insolvency, generated $49.1 million in fees to raise $310 million, a sign that the sales were at least partly driven by the profit they generated, said Mark Schwartz, a bankruptcy lawyer for the City Council.

Harrisburg Bankruptcy Will Give the City ‘Relief,’ Schwartz Says

The City Council of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, filed for bankruptcy Oct. 11, a move challenged by Mayor Linda Thompson and Governor Tom Corbett. A judge on Nov. 23 will weigh their claims that the bankruptcy violates local, state and federal laws. Mark Schwartz, an attorney for the City Council, spoke about the events happening in the state capital for today’s issue of the Bloomberg Brief: Municipal Market newsletter.

Goldman Sachs Partner List Drops 31 Since February, Filing Shows

Goldman Sachs Group Inc., which is scheduled to announce its new class of partners next week, has 407 members of that elite group, down 31 in about nine months, according to a company filing.

Harrisburg City Council Loses Second Attempt to Return City to Bankruptcy

The city council of Harrisburg lost a second attempt to return the capital city of Pennsylvania to bankruptcy.

Harrisburg Judge Rejects City Council’s Appeal of Bankruptcy Dismissal

The Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, city council lost a bid to appeal dismissal of the city’s bankruptcy petition as the judge in the case ruled a procedural step had come too late.

Harrisburg Files 2nd Attempt to Restore Bankruptcy of Pennsylvania Capital

A lawyer for the Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, city council made a second attempt to appeal the dismissal of the city’s bankruptcy petition.

"The Asia Pacific region continues to represent many of the most dynamic and important economies in the world."

- Mark Schwartz on Jun 11, 2012

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