Sanford I. Weill

...Wall Street's meltdown better than most rival mega-banks. That makes it somewhat ironic that, were it not for a falling out with Sandy Weill, Mr Dimon would probably have taken over the helm at shakier Citigroup. Would it be a wise career...

In this article: Jamie Dimon, Timothy Geithner, Wall Street, Jpmorgan Chase, Tax, Unemployment, Sandy Weill, Ben Bernanke, Federal Reserve, and Citigroup

Mr. Cohen was also the West Coast Senior Vice President of CBWL-Hayden Stone-American Express. Mr. Cohen's partners were Sanford I. Weill (past Chairman and CEO of CitiGroup and past Chairman of Solomon Smith Barney) and Arthur Levitt...

In this article: SEC, Solomon Smith Barney, Safe harbor, Cash flow, Revenue, and Arthur Levitt

...of false profits. As CEO of Citigroup Inc.'s corporate and investment bank, Carpenter was considered a successor to Sanford Weill, then got shunted aside in 2002 amid claims the bank published biased research. Carpenter also was a...

In this article: Citigroup Inc, Charles Prince, GMAC, New York, CIT Group Inc., E mail, Kidder, Peabody & Co., and Cerberus Capital Management LP

...also determined from his daily diaries that he often met alone with top financial executives like Jamie Dimon of JP Morgan Chase, and even Sandy Weill, typically a practice that is avoided. In the past, the Fed president usually met with...

In this article: Tim Geithner, The Daily Beast, Larry Summers, George W. Bush, The Fed, Barack Obama, Derivative, and Tax

...1994, before being pushed out after the scandal there. Despite the black eye from Kidder, Mr. Carpenter was soon recruited by Sandy Weill as he built the sprawling financial conglomerate that became Citigroup. Mr. Carpenter was among those...

In this article: GMAC, Citigroup Inc, Fannie Mae, Treasury Department, Sandy Weill, and U.S.

In this article: Jamie Dimon, Jpmorgan Chase, Derivative, Hillary Clinton, Chicago, Bank of America, Citigroup, and Barack Obama

...he would resign from Treasury in 1999, the now infamous Citigroup deal had been announced with John Reed the CEO of Citicorp and Sandy Weill who ran the brokerage giant Travelers Group shocking the world with the mega merger, which was...

In this article: Robert Rubin, Citigroup, Big government, Wall Street, Glass-Steagall, Financial crisis, Beneficiary, Goldman Sachs, and FBI

...most indebted to the US Treasury. Mr Dimon senior spent more than 30 years as a broker for Citigroup and other banks run by Sandy Weill, his son's one-time mentor, before quitting to join Merrill Lynch in August 2006. Ted Dimon was...

In this article: Sandy Weill, JP Morgan, Citigroup, Bear Stearns, Merrill Lynch, Jamie Dimon, Bank of America, and Joint venture

...Bloomberg News, the 70-year-old Reed says he's "sorry" for his role in forming Citi in 1998, when Reed's Citicorp merged with Sanford Weill's brokerage and insurance titan Travelers Group. Reed, who has been publicly expressing regret...

In this article: John Reed, Citigroup, Glass-Steagall Act, Paul Volcker, Sanford Weill, Los Angeles Times, Federal Reserve, and Financial Times

...financial services products to wealthy consumers, is headed by Jessica Bibliowicz, the daughter of former Citigroup Inc <C.N> head Sandy Weill. Shares of the New York-based company were up slightly at $8.08 in extended trade. They have...

In this article: Sandy Weill, Citigroup Inc, Wall Street, Bangalore, and New York