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New York, New York, U.S. Nationality. American. Occupation. Investment banker. Employer. Goldman Sachs. Gustave " Gus " Levy (May 23, 1910– November 3, 1976) was Senior Partner at Goldman Sachs from 1969 until his death in 1976. He succeeded Sidney Weinberg as chief executive officer.
- American
- Goldman Sachs
- Gustave Levy, May 23, 1910, New Orleans, Louisiana, U.S.
- Investment banker
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In 1969, Gus Levy becomes Goldman Sachs’ senior partner, launching an era marked by an expanded international focus and an increasing willingness by the firm to take on trading risk. Gustave (“Gus”) Levy was born in New Orleans in 1910 and spent his early years in Paris and New Orleans before moving to New York in 1928.
24. Juni 2019 · 234K views 4 years ago. In 1969, leadership of the firm would pass to Gus Levy – who had arrived three decades earlier, working in the trading department. In the decades to come, Levy – one...
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Gus Levy was an imposing and intimidating figure; everyone was eager to please Gus and were driven by his drive and insistence on doing every possible trade in the marketplace and serving every ...
Succeeding the legendary Sidney Weinberg in 1969, Gus Levy brought a trading focus back to Goldman Sachs, establishing the firm's philosophy of being "long-term greedy" to weather short-term losses. Levy built up fixed income trading as a profit center and created the influential risk arbitrage division, while also overseeing Goldman's ...
Gus Levy Appointed Senior Partner In 1969, Gus Levy becomes Goldman Sachs’ senior partner, launching an era marked by an expanded international focus and an increasing willingness by the firm to take on trading risk.
