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In reply to the discussion: The Goldman Sachs Project to take over Europe nearly complete [View all]suffragette
(12,232 posts)14. Add in the ones with direct ties to (and ears of) the leaders of state
http://sync.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=439x1710000#1711615
For example, more on Edward Sebastian Grigg (standing next to David Cameron in the picture and description linked above):
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2011/feb/14/investment-bankers-biggest-media-deals
Sebastian Grigg, head of UK investment banking, Credit Suisse
Captured in white tie and tails alongside the prime minister in the infamous photograph of Oxford's Bullingdon club, Grigg, 45, is best known as a member of David Cameron's inner circle. Born the Hon Edward Sebastian Grigg, son of the 3rd Baron Altrincham, he fought unsuccessfully to win a parliamentary seat near Rochdale for the Conservatives in the 1997 general election. Lately, he has fundraised for fellow Bullingdon member Boris Johnson.
Since joining Credit Suisse as head of UK investment banking in 2007, he has worked cross-sector and alongside government. He earns a place in our top five for his decade at Goldman Sachs, where Goldman's private equity funds made several forays into media.
For example, more on Edward Sebastian Grigg (standing next to David Cameron in the picture and description linked above):
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2011/feb/14/investment-bankers-biggest-media-deals
Sebastian Grigg, head of UK investment banking, Credit Suisse
Captured in white tie and tails alongside the prime minister in the infamous photograph of Oxford's Bullingdon club, Grigg, 45, is best known as a member of David Cameron's inner circle. Born the Hon Edward Sebastian Grigg, son of the 3rd Baron Altrincham, he fought unsuccessfully to win a parliamentary seat near Rochdale for the Conservatives in the 1997 general election. Lately, he has fundraised for fellow Bullingdon member Boris Johnson.
Since joining Credit Suisse as head of UK investment banking in 2007, he has worked cross-sector and alongside government. He earns a place in our top five for his decade at Goldman Sachs, where Goldman's private equity funds made several forays into media.
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I wonder if congress will.... They made so much money from these guys via insider trading...
midnight
Nov 2012
#10
You amass 100,000 people in the street. Break into their gated communities and.....
Hotler
Nov 2012
#34
At 2:49 Masters blames CDS debacle on deregulation of banks, which WS lobbied for
GiaGiovanni
Dec 2012
#57
Mark Carney, Governor of the Bank Of Canada will become Governor of the Bank of England
CJCRANE
Nov 2012
#4
I dream of a day where THIS will be the top post on DU- this is THE most important issue
RepublicansRZombies
Nov 2012
#5
They are being exposed, we are learning their tricks, and we are becoming sick of them.
Fire Walk With Me
Nov 2012
#20
K&R. Thanks for posting. A lot of us have been talking about this for many years
Egalitarian Thug
Nov 2012
#30
I guess that's why all over site, and congressional approval to borrow money had to be dispensed
midnight
Nov 2012
#40
is that what was meant? ohhh But why not say so directly if that's what the poster believes?
HiPointDem
Dec 2012
#54