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Maximální chamtivost: TV Arte o bance Goldman Sachs

Titul "True greed" neboli "Maximální chamtivost" přesně vystihuje podstatu této korporace.


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Známá investiční skupina Goldman Sachs má starosti s "informováním" veřejnosti o svých počinech. Nejprve si "Goldie" najal partu právníků, aby se pokusila zavřít blogerské stránky pod názvem link). Jedním klikem si ověříte, za co a jak úspěšně Goldman Sachs vyhodil peníze svých akcionářů. Stránky šelmy s číslem 666 analyzují lichvářské hospodaření firmy a její téměř naprostý nedostatek etiky a lidských ohledů. Viz naše články u euru, ECB a rozpadu státní ekonomiky Řecka.

Nyní ke starostem "Goldiho" přibyl i film vysílaný televizní společností Arte, což je společný vládní program Německa a Francie určený ke sbližování obou národů a kultur. Umělecké a kulturní pořady tohoto kanálu patří k tomu nejlepšímu, co lze v EU vidět. Film o společnosti Goldman Sachs najdete zde.

Velmi pozitivní reakce diváků žádají banku Goldman Sachs, aby zaplatila překlad tohoto dokumentárního pořadu do angličtiny. Není to příliš pravděpodobné. Film ukazuje velmi podrobným způsobem, jak tato skupina "kreativně" upravila řeckou ekonomickou bilanci a jak nakonec zničila celý stát tím, že připravila dluhovou past. Jistěže se do ní zkorumpovaná řecká vláda a vládnoucí politické strany chytly sami, ale nikoliv bez bezostyšného účetnictví této chamtivé firmy. Titul "True greed" neboli plná či maximální chamtivost přesně vystihuje podstatu této neoliberálně řízené korporace. A pochopitelně i jasně ukazuje jednání onoho "jednoho procenta", které profituje ze současné bankovní a monetární krize.



The Goldman Sachs Diaspora


Retirement often conjures images of shuffleboard or fishing. But for most Goldman Sachs partners, it signals the start of another career.

When Goldman went public in May 1999, a group of 221 executives controlled the firm, with roughly 60 percent of the outstanding shares. Now, only 39 of the original partnership class remains, with others going to top jobs in finance, government and even sports, according to a study by The New York Times.

They reaped a windfall at the initial public offering, based on a previously unreported partnership document. John Thain, chief executive of the lender CIT Group, and John Thornton, a professor at Tsinghua University in China, each held approximately than 1 percent of the firm prior to the market debut. Each of those stakes were worth roughly $165 million at the public offering, according to former partners.

It’s been a highly influential group, both at Goldman and beyond. Roughly 100 moved to other financial firms or started their own businesses, including Eric Mindich and Erland S. Karlsson, who together founded the hedge fund Eton Park Capital Management. Several went into the public sector, like Henry M. Paulson Jr., who served at the Treasury secretary during the financial crisis. Some partners have straddled both politics and finance, like Jon S. Corzine, who went on to become governor of New Jersey and is now running financial firm MF Global.

A number of former partners took a much different path. Several are in sports management, helping run the United States soccer league, the London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games and other organizations. At least one partner is truly doing God’s work: Gregory H. Zehner, a former pastor, is living in Utah and writing a book on Christianity.

Here is an interactive table of the original partnership class.



Displaying 221 of 221 records.
Stake in Goldman prior to I.P.O.
Current job
Abby Joseph Cohen
0.200%

Goldman Sachs, president of global markets institute; senior investment strategist

Alexander C. Dibelius
0.200%

Goldman Sachs, head of investment banking for Germany, Austria, Russia and Central and Eastern Europe

Alok Oberoi
0.325%

ACPI Investment Managers, co-chief executive

Amy O. Goodfriend
0.200%

American Corporate Partners, director of the company, which offers free counseling to recent war veterans

Andrew A. Chisholm
0.200%

Goldman Sachs, global co-head of the financial institutions group

Andrew M. Alper
0.525%

multiple positions

(chairman of EQA Partners; chairman of the board of trustees at the University of Chicago; and former head of the New York City Economic Development Corporation)

Andrew M. Gordon
0.200%

Goldman Sachs, co-head of global technology, media and telecommunications

Ann F. Kaplan
0.400%

multiple positions

(partner of Circle Wealth Management, an investment advisory firm; chairwoman of Circle Financial Group, a wealth management membership organization; board member at nonprofit organizations)

Anthony D. Lauto
0.200%

Morgan Stanley, co-head of equities trading for the Americas

Anthony G. Williams
0.475%

multiple positions

(chairman of Bluefield Partners, an asset management firm in solar infrastructure; trustee for the charity Absolute Return for Kids)

Antoine Schwartz
0.200%

The Black Ant Group, founder; chief executive

Armen A. Avanessians
0.475%

Goldman Sachs, global head of strats

Arthur J. Reimers
0.475%

multiple positions

(lead director at FBR Capital Markets; chairman of Rotech Healthcare)

Avi M. Nash
0.200%

multiple positions

(director of Sigma Aldrich, a chemical company; founder of Avi Nash L.L.C., a management consulting firm)

Barry A. Kaplan
0.325%

Maple Tree Capital Management, founder; president

Barry L. Zubrow
0.650%

JPMorgan Chase, chief risk officer; executive vice president

Barry S. Volpert
0.600%

Crestview Partners, co-founder; partner

Bradford C. Koenig
0.375%

Meadowood Capital, founder; partner

Bradley I. Abelow
0.200%

MF Global, chief operating officer; president

Byron D. Trott
0.550%

BDT Capital Partners, managing partner; chief investment officer

C. Steven Duncker
0.325%

New York Racing Association, chairman

(produced Hollywood movies, including the 1987 film “Firehouse,” which featured a young Julia Roberts)

Carlos A. Cordeiro
0.525%

multiple positions

(vice chairman of U.S. Soccer; director of BHP Billiton; Goldman advisory director)

Chansoo Joung
0.200%

multiple positions

(senior adviser to Warburg Pincus; director of Apache, an oil and gas exploration company)

Charles B. Seelig Jr.
0.525%

multiple positions

(partner and managing director at Dune Capital Management; director of Endeavor Global, a nonprofit organization)

Christian J. Siva-Jothy
0.200%

multiple positions

(private investor; head of Righ Foundation)

Christopher A. Cole
0.600%

Goldman Sachs, chairman of investment banking

Christopher G. French
0.200%

Goldman Sachs, head of private wealth management for Europe, Middle East, Africa and Latin America

Christopher J. Carrera
0.200%

Carrera-Willowbridge Capital, president

Claudio Costamagna
0.200%

multiple positions

(director at a number of companies, including Luxottica and Bulgari)

Cody J Smith
0.400%

Claremont McKenna University, member of the Financial Economics Institute’s board of advisers

Connie K. Duckworth
0.425%

Arzu, founder; chief executive at the nonprofit organization

(director at several companies, including Steel Case)

Daniel M. Neidich
0.900%

Dune Real Estate Partners, chief executive

Daniel W. Stanton
0.525%

Samson Capital Advisors, founding principal

Danny O. Yee
0.425%

Aktis Capital Advisory, co-founder; partner

(director at First American International Bank and PanAsian)

David A. Dechman
0.200%

Summit Rock Advisors, chief executive

David A. Viniar
0.650%

Goldman Sachs, chief financial officer

David B. Ford
0.725%

New School University, vice chairman

(director of several nonprofit organizations)

David B. Heller
0.375%

Goldman Sachs, global co-head of the securities division

David G. Lambert
0.250%

retired

David J. Mastrocola
0.200%

multiple positions

(lead director at Cooper-Standard Holdings, an auto-parts supplier; trustee for Save the Children Federation)

David L. Henle
0.425%

DLH Capital Management, managing member

David M. Baum
0.200%

Golf Odyssey and Golf Vacation Insider, owner of the newsletters

David W. Blood
0.600%

Generation Investment Management, co-founder; managing partner

(founded the company with former Vice President Al Gore)

Dinakar Singh
0.200%

TPG-Axon, co-founder

Donald C. Opatrny Jr.
0.600%

Retired

(involved in several nonprofit organizations, including the board of trustees at Cornell University)

Donald F. Textor
0.400%

Dorset Energy Fund, portfolio manager

Douglas W. Kimmelman
0.325%

Energy Capital Partners, senior partner

E. Gerald Corrigan
0.525%

Goldman Sachs, chairman of Goldman Sachs Bank USA

E. Scott Mead
0.525%

Richmond Park Partners, founding partner of the London-based merchant bank

Edward A. Mulé
0.475%

Silver Point Capital, co-founder; chief executive; portfolio manager

Edward C. Forst
0.200%

Goldman Sachs, global co-head of investment management

Eff W. Martin
0.650%

multiple positions

(charity work; founding partner at Anthos Capital)

Emmanuel Roman
0.200%

Man Group, chief operating officer

Eric M. Mindich
0.600%

Eton Park Capital Management, co-founder

Eric P. Grubman
0.325%

National Football League, executive vice president of business operations and finance

Eric S. Schwartz
0.600%

Private investor

(chairman of Securing America’s Future Energy, a policy organization)

Erland S. Karlsson
0.325%

Eton Park Capital Management, co-founder

Esta E. Stecher
0.425%

Goldman Sachs, co-general counsel

Francis J. Ingrassia
0.325%

Clever Devices, chief executive; president of the transit technology company

Frank L. Coulson Jr.
0.475%

Goldman Sachs, senior corporate bond salesman

Fredric E. Steck
0.400%

Fredric E. Steck Family Foundation

Gary D. Cohn
0.600%

Goldman Sachs, chief operating officer; president

Gary W. Williams
0.425%

involved in multiple charities

Gavyn Davies
0.725%

multiple positions

(former chairman of the BBC; chairman and co-founder of Fulcrum Asset Management)

Gene T. Sykes
0.725%

Goldman Sachs, co-chairman, global mergers and acquisitions; chairman of global technology, media and telecommunications

Geoffrey T. Grant
0.325%

Grant Capital Partners, founder

George H. Walker
0.200%

Neuberger Berman, chairman; chief executive

George W. Wellde Jr.
0.550%

multiple positions

(director Fortress Investment Group; chairman of the Board of Trustees at University of Richmond)

Girish V. Reddy
0.250%

Prisma Capital Partners, co-founder; managing partner

Glenn P. Earle
0.325%

Goldman Sachs, chief operating officer for Europe, Middle East and Africa; head of operations, technology, finance and services for Europe

Gordon E. Dyal
Not available

Goldman Sachs, global head of mergers and acquisitions

Greg M. Ostroff
0.200%

retired

Gregory H. Zehner
0.325%

writer

(living in Utah and writing a book on Christianity; former associate pastor at Grace Community church in New Canaan, Conn.)

Gregory K. Palm
0.600%

Goldman Sachs, general counsel

Henry Cornell
0.475%

Goldman Sachs, managing director, merchant banking

Henry M. Paulson Jr.
1.250%

former Treasury secretary

Howard A. Silverstein
0.475%

Goldman Sachs, chairman of the financial institutions group

Howard B. Schiller
0.375%

Retired

(private investor; involved in multiple nonprofit organizations)

Hsueh J. Sung
0.200%

Vaucluse Capital Management, founder

J. David Rogers
0.725%

J.D. Capital Management, founder

J. Michael Evans
0.600%

Goldman Sachs, vice chairman; chairman of Goldman Sachs Asia; global head of growth markets

Jacob D. Goldfield
0.825%

J. Goldfield & Co., portfolio manager

Jacquelyn M. Hoffman-Zehner
0.250%

Women Moving Millions, co-chairwoman

James M. Sheridan
0.325%

private investor

James P. Riley Jr.
0.650%

Adelphi University, senior adviser

Jeffrey B. Goldenberg
0.200%

Goldman Sachs, director, portfolio strategy for private wealth management

Jide J. Zeitlin
0.325%

multiple positions

(director of Affiliated Managers Group, an investment firm; director of Coach, the retailer)

Jim O’Neill
0.550%

Goldman Sachs, chairman of Goldman Sachs Asset Management

John A. Thain
1.050%

CIT Group, chairman; chief executive

(former chief executive of the New York Stock Exchange; former chief executive of Merrill Lynch who brokered the firm’s sale to Bank of America during the financial crisis)

John C. “Jack” Ryan
0.325%

Triple Tree Capital, managing director

(ran for United States Senate in Illinois, withdrew after the disclosure of child custody papers created an uproar)

John E. Urban
0.200%

Urban Capital, president

John J. Powers
0.550%

Goldman advisory director

John L. Thornton
1.050%

Tsinghua University, professor

(director at Ford Motor and HSBC)

John L. Townsend III
0.525%

Tiger Management, managing partner; chief operating officer

(senior adviser at Stone Point)

John O. Downing
0.525%

CDK Group, founding Member; principal

John P. McNulty
0.900%

Deceased

John R. Tormondsen
0.325%

TORMAR Associates, principal

John S. Weinberg
0.725%

Goldman Sachs, vice chairman; co-head of investment banking

Jon Winkelried
0.825%

private investor

(spends time on his ranch, Marvine Ranch, in Meeker, Colo.)

Jon S. Corzine
1.250%

MF Global, chairman; chief executive

Jonathan L. Kolatch
0.325%

Redwood Capital Management, founder; principal

Jonathan M. Lopatin
0.400%

not-so-simple productions, founder of the documentary film company focusing on Jewish educational films

(on the board of the Jewish Theological Seminary)

Jonathan R. Aisbitt
0.525%

Man Group, chairman

Jonathan S. Savitz
0.200%

Greywolf Capital Management, co-founder; partner

Jonathan S. Sobel
0.200%

private investor

Joseph Sassoon
0.400%

ACP Partners; Georgetown University, founding partner

(adjunct professor at Georgetown University)

Joseph D. Gatto
0.475%

Barclays, chairman of investment banking for the Americas

Joseph D. Gutman
0.325%

Grosvenor Capital Management, managing director of fund of funds

Joseph Della Rosa
0.475%

Northview Group, president

Joseph H. Gleberman
0.600%

Goldman Sachs, managing director, merchant banking

Joseph R. Zimmel
0.525%

multiple positions

(director of FactSet Research Systems; director CenturyLink Communications; private investor)

Karsten N. Moller
0.325%

Retired

(former executive vice president and head of the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association for Europe and Asia)

Kendrick R. Wilson III
0.525%

BlackRock, vice chairman

(served as an adviser to Henry M. Paulson Jr. when he was Treasury secretary)

Kevin W. Kennedy
0.650%

Goldman Sachs, head of the Latin American Group

Kipp M. Nelson
0.325%

Flashlight Films, partner at the Los Angeles-based investment fund that focuses on developing scripts and producing motion pictures

(trustee and board member at the United States Ski and Snowboard Association)

Lawrence H. Linden
0.525%

multiple positions

(founder and trustee of the Linden Trust for Conservation; co-chairman of the World Wildlife Fund; director of TIAA-CREF)

Lawrence R. Buchalter
0.325%

Luxor Capital Group, president

Lawton W. Fitt
0.475%

multiple positions

(director at multiple companies, including Thomson Reuters)

Lee G. Vance
0.650%

novelist

Leslie C. Tortora
0.650%

Tortora Sillcox Family Foundation

Lloyd C. Blankfein
0.900%

Goldman Sachs, chairman; chief executive

M. Roch Hillenbrand
0.200%

Stony Brook Investments, managing director

Malcolm B. Turnbull
0.200%

Australian Parliament, member for Wentworth

Marc A. Spilker
0.325%

Apollo Global Management, president

Mark Schwartz
0.825%

Mission Point Capital Partners, co-founder; chairman

Mark A. Zurack
0.400%

Columbia University and Cornell University, professor

Mark R. Tercek
0.375%

The Nature Conservancy, chief executive; president

Mary Ann Casati
0.200%

Circle Financial Group, founding partner

Mary C. Henry
0.325%

FirstRain, director of the technology company

(involved in nonprofit organizations, including the Clinton Global Initiative)

Masanori Mochida
0.600%

Goldman Sachs, president of Goldman Sachs Japan

Matthew G. L’Heureux
0.200%

retired

Michael A. Price
0.200%

Empyrean Capital Partners, co-founder; chief executive

Michael D. Ryan
0.200%

MDR CapitalManagement, founder; chief investment officer

(board member at the Henry Street Settlement, a nonprofit organization)

Michael E. Novogratz
0.200%

Fortress Investment Group, principal; director

Michael G. Rantz
0.425%

retired

Michael J. Carr
0.200%

Goldman Sachs, co-head of mergers and acquisitions for the Americas

Michael J. Zamkow
0.525%

retired

(private investor; involved in various nonprofit organizations)

Michael P. Mortara
0.900%

Deceased

Michael R. Lynch
0.525%

JPMorgan Chase, vice chairman of investment banking

Michael S. Rubinoff
0.200%

Bank of America, co-head of global corporate and investment banking

Michael S. Sherwood
0.550%

Goldman Sachs, vice chairman; chairman of Goldman Sachs International

Milton R. Berlinski
0.375%

Goldman Sachs, global head of financial sponsors coverage group

Muneer A. Satter
0.325%

Goldman Sachs, co-head of principal debt group; global head of mezzanine funds in the principal investment area

Nomi P. Ghez
0.400%

Circle Financial Group, founding partner

(member of the New York University’s Stern Board of Overseers)

Patrick J. Ward
0.825%

Goldman advisory director

Paul C. Deighton
0.325%

London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games, chief executive

Paul M. Achleitner
0.600%

Allianz SE, member of the board of management

(director at multiple companies, including Bayer, the pharmaceutical company, and the carmaker Daimler)

Paul S. Efron
0.200%

Pomona College, chairman of the board of trustees at the school in Claremont, Calif.

(Goldman advisory director)

Peter Savitz
0.325%

private investor

(involved in a multiple nonprofit organizations)

Peter A. Weinberg
0.825%

Perella & Weinberg, co-founder

Peter C. Gerhard
0.600%

G Capital, founder

Peter D. Kiernan III
0.425%

Kiernan Ventures, chief executive

(chairman of the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation)

Peter G.C. Mallinson
0.475%

CDK Group, principal; head of a London affiliate, CDK Investments

(chairman of the Tennis and Rackets Association, a nonprofit organization; vice president, Save the Children UK)

Peter L. Briger Jr.
0.375%

Fortress Investment Group, co-chairman of the board of directors

Peter S. Kraus
0.600%

Alliance Bernstein, chairman; chief executive

Philip D. Murphy
0.825%

United States government, ambassador to Germany

(former national finance chairman of the Democratic National Committee)

Philip M. Darivoff
0.200%

University of Pennsylvania, chairman of the board of overseers for the University of Pennsylvania Center for Advanced Judaic Studies; member of the Wharton School board of overseers

Pieter Maarten Feenstra
0.200%

Aletra Capital Partners, managing director

Ralph F. Rosenberg
0.200%

Kohlberg Kravis & Roberts, head of the real estate team

Randolph L. Cowen
0.325%

EMC, director

Reuben Jeffery III
0.525%

Rockefeller Financial, chief executive

(former United States undersecretary for economic, energy and agricultural affairs; former chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission)

Richard A. Friedman
0.900%

Goldman Sachs, head of merchant banking

Richard A. Sapp
0.650%

private investor

(member of Stanford’s board of trustees)

Richard E. Witten
0.650%

multiple positions

(senior managing director of the Orienta Group; managing member of RSW Capital Management; and a trustee of Columbia University)

Richard G. Sherlund
0.475%

Nomura, head of the technology research team

Richard J. Bronks
0.200%

Teekay Tankers, director

Richard J. Gnodde
0.200%

Goldman Sachs, co-chief executive of Goldman Sachs International

Richard M. Ruzika
0.200%

retired

Richard S. Sharp
0.550%

private investor

Robert Litterman
0.475%

multiple positions

(director of the World Wildlife Foundation; executive editor of the Financial Analysts Journal; a partner at the hedge fund Kepos Capital)

Robert B. Morris III
0.725%

private investor

(member of the advisory board of the Presidio Group, a financial firm)

Robert B. Tudor III
0.200%

Tudor, Pickering, Holt & Co., chairman; chief executive

Robert E. Higgins
0.725%

Goldman advisory director

Robert H. Litzenberger
0.200%

multiple positions

(director at RGM Advisors, a high-frequency trading firm; director at OpHedge, which provides back-office services to hedge funds)

Robert J. Hurst
1.100%

Crestview Partners, partner

Robert J. Katz
0.725%

multiple positions

(vice chairman of the board of trustees at Cornell University; chairman of the dean’s advisory board at Harvard Law School; involved in several charitable foundations)

Robert J. O’Shea
0.600%

Silver Point Capital, co-founder; chairman

Robert J. Pace
0.200%

Robert Half International, director of the staffing company

(chairman of the advisory board for the Salvation Army)

Robert K. Steel
0.900%

New York City, deputy mayor for economic development

(undersecretary at the Treasury Department from 2007 to 2008)

Robert S. Harrison
0.375%

Clinton Global Initiative, chief executive

(chairman of board of trustees at Cornell University)

Robert S. Kaplan
0.825%

multiple positions

(professor at Harvard Business School; director of State Street; senior adviser to Indaba Capital Management; advisory director of Berkshire Partners; chairman of the investment advisory committee at Google)

Robert V. Delaney
0.475%

Crestview Partners, partner

Robin Chemers Neustein
0.650%

Lightfighter Trust, founder; trustee; chief investment officer at the nonprofit organization, which supports soldiers with combat trauma

Ron E. Beller
0.375%

Branch Hill Capital, co-founder

Ronald G. Marks
0.325%

Tormar Associates, founding partner of the trading and private equity firm

Sanjeev K. Mehra
0.200%

Goldman Sachs, managing director in the principal investment area

Scott B. Kapnick
0.600%

Highbridge Capital Management, managing partner

Scott M. Pinkus
0.600%

retired

Scott S. Prince
0.200%

SkyBridge Capital, managing partner

Sharmin Mossavar-Rahmani
0.650%

Goldman Sachs, chief investment officer, private wealth management

Simon M. Robertson
0.525%

multiple positions

(non-executive chairman of Rolls Royce; non-executive deputy chairman of HSBC; non-executive director of The Economist; received knighthood from the Queen of England)

Sir Peter D. Sutherland
0.525%

multiple positions

(former chairman of BP; former attorney general of Ireland; chairman of the London School of Economics; and chairman of Goldman Sachs International)

Stefan J. Jentzsch
0.200%

Perella Weinberg Partners, partner

Stephen D. Quinn
0.400%

multiple positions

(director of Group 1 Automotive; director of Zions Bancorporation)

Steven J. Wisch
0.325%

multiple positions

(co-founder and managing partner at India Equity Partners, a private equity fund; co-founder and managing director of IREO, an Indian real estate development fund; director at Seacor Holdings)

Steven M. Heller
0.825%

CODA Holdings, executive chairman of electric-vehicle maker

Steven M. Shafran
0.250%

Georgetown University, adjunct professor at the McDonough School of Business

(senior adviser to former Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr. and the current one, Timothy F. Geithner)

Steven T. Mnuchin
0.600%

OneWest Bank, co-founder; chairman

Stuart M. Rothenberg
0.375%

retired

(retired private investor; involved in several nonprofit organizations)

Suzanne M. Nora Johnson
0.525%

multiple positions

(director at American International Group, the insurer; director at the drug maker Pfizer)

Sylvain M. Hefes
0.600%

multiple positions

(senior adviser at NM Rothschild & Sons; director at NYSE Euronext)

T. Willem Mesdag
0.400%

Red Mountain Capital Partners, founder; managing partner

(director at 3i Group, an investment firm)

Terence M. O’Toole
0.650%

Tinicum Capital Partners II, co-managing partner

Thomas B. Walker III
0.650%

private investor

Thomas D. Lasersohn
0.200%

private investor

Thomas E. Tuft
0.725%

Lazard, chairman of Global Capital Markets Advisory; vice chairman of United States investment banking

Thomas J. Healey
0.425%

multiple positions

(chairman of the Rockefeller Foundation Investment Committee; managing partner of Healey Development, his family trust)

Thomas K. Montag
0.600%

Bank of America, president of global banking and markets

Thomas S. Murphy Jr.
0.200%

Crestview Partners, co-founder

(started Crestview in 2004 with Barry Volpert, another member of the original class of partners)

Timothy C. Plaut
0.325%

retired

Timothy D. Dattels
0.325%

TPG Capital, partner

Timothy J. Ingrassia
0.200%

Goldman Sachs, co-chairman, mergers and acquisitions

Timothy J. O’Neill
0.525%

Goldman Sachs, co-head, investment management division

Tracy R. Wolstencroft
0.475%

Goldman advisory director

Tsutomu Sato
0.200%

independent economist

W. Mark Evans
0.825%

Balderton Capital Management, general partner

Wayne L. Moore
0.200%

private investor

Wiet H. Pot
0.600%

IMC Group, co-chief executive of the financial firm

Yasuyo Yamazaki
0.200%

Sun Based Economy Association, president

Yoel Zaoui
0.200%

Goldman Sachs, head of investment banking for Europe, Middle East and Africa

Zachariah Cobrinik
0.400%

retired

Source: New York Times and Footnoted