List of Jewish American businesspeople in finance

This is a partial list of notable Jewish American business executives in the finance industry. For other Jewish Americans, see Lists of Jewish Americans.

Finance

Lloyd C. Blankfein (right)

Michael Bloomberg

Asher Edelman

Laurence D. Fink

Richard S. Fuld Jr.

Henry Kravis

Jonathan Lavine

Michael Milken

Ron Perelman (right)

Stephen A. Schwarzman

Jim Simons

George Soros

Bruce Wasserstein

Sanford I. Weill

• Leonard L. Abess (1948–), owner and CEO of City National Bank of Florida[1]
• Bill Ackman (1966–), hedge fund manager and investor, founder of Pershing Square Capital Management and co-founder of investment firm Gotham Partners[2]
• Les Alexander (1944–), investor, founder of the Alexander Group, former owner of NBA's Houston Rockets[3]
• Sergey Aleynikov (1969/1970–), Russian-American founder of financial consulting firm Omnibius, LLC[4]
• Bill (1949–), Peter (1952–2017), Susan (1946–) and Ted Alfond (1945–), investors; members of the Alfond family[5]
• James Altucher (1968–), hedge fund manager and tech investor, founder of StockPickr[6]
• Shari Arison (1957–), American-Israeli investor, owner of Bank Hapoalim; member of the Arison family[7]
• Jeff Aronson (1958–), co-founder of Centerbridge Partners, former partner at Angelo, Gordon & Co.[8][9]
• Cliff Asness (1966–), hedge fund manager, co-founder of AQR Capital[10][11]
• Jules Bache (1861–1944), founder of J. S. Bache & Co.[12]
• Ronald S. Baron (1943–), investor, founder of Baron Capital Management[13]
• Joseph Ainslie Bear (1878–1955), co-founder of investment bank Bear Stearns[14]
• Jordan Belfort (1962–), former stock broker, founder of Stratton Oakmont, Inc.[15]
• Rebecka Belldegrun (1950–), Finnish-born investor, CEO of BellCo Capital; wife of Arie Belldegrun[16]
• Bob Benmosche (1944–2015), investment banker, former president and CEO of the American International Group (AIG)[17]
• David Bergstein (1962–), founder of private equity firm Cyrano Group[18]
• Bruce R. Berkowitz (1957/1958–), founder of Fairholme Capital Management[19]
• Paul P. (1934–) and Zalman Bernstein (1926–1999), co-founders of investment-management firm Sanford C. Bernstein & Company (now AllianceBernstein L.P.)[20]
• Leon Black (1951–), co-founder of Apollo Global Management, LLC[21]
• Lloyd C. Blankfein (1954–), former CEO of the Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.[22]
• Leonard Blavatnik (1957–), Ukraine-born British-American investor, founder of Access Industries (owns Warner Music Group, Deezer, DAZN)[23][24][25]
• Michael Bloomberg (1942–), co-founder of global financial services, software and mass media company Bloomberg L.P.[26]
• Alfred S. Bloomingdale (1916–1982), co-founder of Diners Club International[27]
• Richard C. Blum (1935–), founder of Blum Capital[28]
• Ivan Boesky (1937–), former financier and insider trader, founder of Ivan F. Boesky & Company[29][30]
• David Bonderman (1942–), co-founder of TPG Capital[31]
• Bill Browder (1964–), American-British financier, co-founder of Hermitage Capital Management[32]
• B. Gerald Cantor (1916–1996), founder of Cantor Fitzgerald, L.P.[33]
• Arthur L. Carter (1931–), investment banker, co-founder of Carter, Berlind, & Weill[34]
• Stanley Chais (1926–2010), former investment advisor and money manager[35]
• Marshall Cogan (1937–), former partner at Cogan, Berlind, Weill & Levitt and founder of the United Automotive Group[36]
• Abby Joseph Cohen (1953–), advisory director at Goldman Sachs[37]
• Peter A. Cohen (1946/1947–), chairman and CEO of Cowen Inc.[38]
• Steven A. Cohen (1956–), hedge fund manager, founder of Point72 Asset Management and S.A.C. Capital Advisors[39]
• Gary Cohn (1960–), former COO of the Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.; Chief Economic Advisor to President Trump (until March 2018)[40]
• Leon Cooperman (1943–), investor and hedge fund manager, chairman of Omega Advisors[41][42]
• Mark Cuban (1958–), start-up investor, owner of NBA's Dallas Mavericks, co-founder of 2929 Entertainment[43]
• Jon P. Diamond (1957–), co-founder of the Safe Auto Insurance Company[44]
• Glenn Dubin (1957–), hedge fund manager, co-founder of Highbridge Capital Management, co-owner of global merchant firm CCI[45]
• Asher Edelman (1939–), Corporate raider[29]
• Joseph Edelman (1955–), founder of hedge fund Perceptive Advisors[46]
• David Einhorn (1968–), investor, hedge fund manager, founder of Greenlight Capital[47]
• Lewis Eisenberg (1942–), co-founder of private equity firm Granite Capital International Group L.P.[48]
• Michael R. Eisenson, co-founder of Charlesbank Capital Partners[49]
• Steve Eisman (1962–), investor, co-founder of Emrys Partners, managing director at Neuberger Berman[50]
• Israel "Izzy" Englander (1948–), investor, founder of Millennium Management, LLC[51]
• Boris Epshteyn (1982–), Russian-born investment banker[48]
• Jeffrey Epstein (1953–2019), financier, founder of Intercontinental Assets Group Inc. and J. Epstein Co.[52]
• Andrew Fastow (1961–), former CFO of Enron[53]
• Irwin Federman (1936–), General Partner of U.S. Venture Partners (USVP)[54]
• Steve Feinberg (1960–), co-founder of Cerberus Capital Management, L.P.[55]
• Karen Finerman (1965–), co-founder of hedge fund Metropolitan Capital Advisors[56]
• Laurence D. Fink (1952–), financial executive, co-founder of BlackRock, Inc., the world's largest shadow bank[57][58]
• William S. Fisher (1958–), investor, hedge fund manager, founder of Manzanita Capital Limited; Gap Inc. heir[59]
• Lee Fixel (1980–), investor, partner at Tiger Management[60]
• Dovi Frances (1978–), Israeli-American fincancier, founder of SG, LLC, a global advisory firm focused on UHNWI clients, and of venture capital firm Group 11[61][62]
• John Frankel (1961–), British-American founder of ff Venture Capital[63]
• Martin Frankel (1954–), investor, founder of Winthrop Capital; known for using astrology to make financial trading decisions[64][65]
• Jacob A. Frenkel (1943–), Israeli-American chairman of JPMorgan Chase International[66][67]
• Tully Friedman (1942–), co-founder of Hellman & Friedman (H&F), Friedman Fleischer & Lowe (FFL)[68][69]
• Jeremy Frommer, hedge fund manager, former co-CEO of RBC Capital Markets[70]
• Richard S. Fuld Jr. (1946–), former (and last) CEO of Lehman Brothers[71]
• Stanley Gold (1942–), former president and CEO of Shamrock Holdings, Inc. (Roy E. Disney's family investment firm)[72]
• Stanley Golder (1929–2000), co-founder of private equity firm GTCR LLC[73]
• Marcus Goldman (1821–1904), German-born co-founder of Goldman Sachs; member of the Goldman-Sachs family[74]
• David Gottesman (1926–), founder of First Manhattan Co.; member of the Gottesman family[75]
• Noam Gottesman (1961–), Israeli-born British-American hedge fund manager and investor, co-founder of GLG Partners, CEO of TOMS Capital[76]
• Jonathan D. Gray (1970–), president and COO of the Blackstone Group, chairman of Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc.[77]
• Leonard I. Green (1934–2002), founder of Leonard Green & Partners, West Coast's largest LBO firm[78]
• Alan Greenspan (1926–), former Chair of the Federal Reserve, (co-)founder of Townsend-Greenspan & Co. and Greenspan Associates LLC[79]
• John Gutfreund (1929–2016), former CEO of Salomon Brothers[80][81]
• Rich Handler (1961–), banker, chairman and CEO of independent investment bank Jefferies Group[82]
• Joshua Harris (1965–), investor, co-founder of Apollo Global Management, LLC, owner of the New Jersey Devils and the Philadelphia 76ers[83][84]
• Adrian (1966–) and Nick Hanauer (1959–), venture capitalists[85]
• Alfred S. Hart (1904–1979), Hungarian-born founder of City National Bank[86][87]
• Andrew Hauptman (1969–), founder of investment firm Andell Inc. and owner of the Chicago Fire Soccer Club; son-in-law of Charles Bronfman[88]
• Isaias W. Hellman (1842–1920), German-born banker, co-founder of the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Los Angeles (F&M), president of Wells Fargo Nevada National Bank[89]
• Samuel J. Heyman (1939–2009), hedge fund manager and chairman of the GAF Materials Corporation[90]
• Ben Horowitz (1966–), start-up investor, co-founder of Andreessen Horowitz[91]
• Carl Icahn (1936–), Corporate raider, founder of Icahn Enterprises[92]
• Samuel Israel III (1959–), former hedge fund manager, founder of the Bayou Hedge Fund Group[93]
• Kenneth M. Jacobs (1957/1958–), chairman and CEO of Lazard Ltd[94]
• Mitchell R. Julis (1955–), co-founder of the Canyon Capital Advisors hedge fund[95]
• David Kabiller (1964–), co-founder of investment management firm AQR Capital[96]
• Neil Kadisha (1955–), Iranian-born co-founder of investment firm Omninet Capital[97]
• Irving Kahn (1905–2015), investor, co-founder of Kahn Brothers Group, Inc.[98][99]
• Otto Hermann Kahn (1867–1934), German-born investment banker, partner at Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; known for the reorganization of American railroad systems[100]
• George Kaiser (1942–), chairman of BOK Financial Corporation[101][102]
• Robert S. Kapito (1957–), investor, co-founder of BlackRock, Inc., chair of the board of UJA-Federation of New York[103]
• Steven Kaplan, co-founder of Oaktree Capital Management, co-owner of MLS' D.C. United and EFL Championship's Swansea City A.F.C.[104]
• George Karfunkel (1948/1949–), Hungarian-born co-founder of AmTrust Financial Services and American Stock Transfer & Trust Company (AST)[105][106]
• Bruce Karsh (1955–), investor, co-founder of Oaktree Capital Management, chairman of the Tribune Media Company[107]
• Richard A. Kayne (1945/1946–), co-founder of Kayne Anderson Capital Advisers[108]
• Barry Klarberg (1961–), founder of Monarch Business & Wealth Management; co-owner of MLB's New York Yankees and MLS's New York City FC[109]
• Seth Klarman (1957–), investor and hedge fund manager, founder of the Baupost Group; minority owner of MLB's Boston Red Sox[110]
• Eugene Kleiner (1923–2003), Austrian-born venture capitalist who co-founded KPCB and is considered a pioneer of Silicon Valley[111]
• Jerome Kohlberg Jr. (1925–2015), co-founder of KKR & Co. L.P.[112]
• Sonja Kohn (1948–), Austrian-American banker[113][114]
• Bruce Kovner (1945–), investor, hedge fund manager, chairman of CAM Capital[115]
• Orin Kramer (1945–), hedge fund manager, founder of Boston Provident LP[116]
• Peter S. Kraus, CEO of AllianceBernstein (AB)[117]
• Henry R. Kravis (1944–), co-founder of KKR & Co. L.P.[118]
• Rodger Krouse (1961–), co-founder of Sun Capital Partners, Inc.[119]
• Joe Lacob (1956–), Silicon Valley investor, partner at Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers (KPCB), co-owner of NBA's Golden State Warriors[120]
• Andrew A. Lanyi (1925–2009), Hungarian-born investor, founder of the Lanyi Group[121][122]
• Marc Lasry (1959–), Moroccan-born hedge fund manager, co-founder (along with his sister Sonia (1962–)) of the Avenue Capital Group, co-owner of NBA's Milwaukee Bucks[123]
• Henry Laufer (1945–), investor, former VP of Research at Renaissance Technologies, co-founder of the Medallion Fund[124][125]
• Jonathan Lavine (1966–), co-managing partner of investment firm Bain Capital and CIO of Bain Capital Credit; co-owner of NBA's Boston Celtics[126]
• Solomon Lazard (1827–1916), French-born founder of Lazard Frères and Company; member of the Lazard family[127][128]
• Sayra (1898–1994), Jim (1928–2014) and Alexandra Lebenthal (1964–), Lebenthal & Company[129][130]
• Bennett S. LeBow (1937–), Chairman of the Board of the Vector Group, former owner of the Liggett Group[131]
• Marc J. Leder (1962–), co-founder of Sun Capital Partners, Inc., co-owner of the Philadelphia 76ers[132]
• Thomas H. Lee (1944–), founder of the private equity firms THL and Lee Equity Partners[133][134]
• Henry (1822–1855), Mayer (1830–1897) and Emanuel Lehman (1827–1907), German-born founders of Lehman Brothers; members of the Lehman family[135]
• Al Lerner (1933–2002), former Chairman of the Board of credit card company MBNA and owner of NFL's Cleveland Browns[136]
• Randy Lerner (1962–), investor, former owner of the MBNA Corporation; former owner of EPL's Aston Villa F.C.[136]
• Dennis Levine (1952–), former managing director at Drexel Burnham Lambert[137]
• Leon Levy (1925–2003), investor, former partner at Oppenheimer & Co.[138]
• Peter B. Lewis (1933–2013), former chairman and owner of the Progressive Insurance Company[139]
• Cy Lewis (1908–1978), former long-time Managing Partner of Bear, Stearns & Company[140][141]
• Josh Linkner (1970–), former CEO of Detroit Venture Partners[142]
• Greg Lippmann (1968/1969–), hedge fund manager, co-founder of LibreMax Partners[143]
• Daniel S. Loeb (1961–), hedge fund manager, founder of Third Point Management[144]
• Solomon Loeb (1828–1903), German-born co-founder of Kuhn, Loeb & Co.[145]
• Howard Lorber (1948–), CEO of New Valley LLC (formerly Western Union), chairman of Douglas Elliman and Nathan's Famous[146]
• Howard Lutnick (1961–), chairman and CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald & BGC Partners[147]
• Bernie Madoff (1938–), former financier and chairman of the Nasdaq, founder of Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC; Ponzi schemer[148][149]
• Stephen Mandel, Jr. (1956–), hedge fund manager, investor, founder of Lone Pine Capital, former managing director at the Tiger Fund[150]
• Leo Melamed (1932–), Polish-born financial futures pioneer, chairman emeritus of the CME Group[151]
• James Melcher (1939–), hedge fund manager, founder of Balestra Capital Management; former Olympic fencer[152]
• J. Ezra Merkin (1953–), investor, hedge fund manager, former president of the Fifth Avenue Synagogue; Madoff Ponzi scheme victim[153][154]
• André Meyer (1898–1979), French-American investment banker, former senior partner at Lazard Frères & Co.[155]
• Marc Eugene Meyer (1842–1925), French-American former president of Lazard Frères & Co.[156]
• Marc Mezvinsky (1977–), investment banker, co-founder of Eaglevale Partners; husband of Chelsea Clinton[157][158]
• Michael Milken (1946–), financier, junk-bond specialist, founder of the Milken Institute[29]
• Eric Mindich, hedge fund manager, founder of Eton Park Capital Management[159][160]
• Steven Mnuchin (1962–), former hedge fund manager; 77th United States Secretary of the Treasury[48]
• David Morgenthaler (1919–2016), founder of Morgenthaler, one of the oldest private equity investment firms in the U.S.[161]
• Sir Michael Moritz (1954–), British-American Silicon Valley venture capitalist, partner at Sequoia Capital[162]
• Alfred Huger Moses (1840–1918), banker and investor who founded the city of Sheffield, Alabama[163]
• Andrew M. Murstein (1964–), founder of investment company Medallion Financial Corp., former taxi medallion lending executive, owner of MLL's New York Lizards[164]
• Arthur Nadel (1933–2012), former hedge fund manager, founder of Scoop Management Co.[165]
• Ezri Namvar (1951/1952–), Iranian-born founder of the Namco Capital Group and former owner of the Security Pacific Bank[166][167][168]
• Jack Nash (1929–2008), German-born hedge fund pioneer, former chairman of Oppenheimer & Company, co-founder of the New York Sun[169]
• Elkan Naumburg (1835–1924), German-born banker, founder of E. Naumburg & Co.[170]
• Izak Parviz Nazarian (1929–2017), Iranian-American investor, managing partner at Omninet Capital; member of the Nazarian family[171][172][173]
• Roy Neuberger (1903–2010), financier, co-founder of Neuberger Berman[174]
• Aviv Nevo (1965–), Romanian-born Israeli-American venture capitalist, founder of NV Investments; major shareholder in Time Warner[175]
• Roy (1966–) and Victor Niederhoffer (1943–), hedge fund managers[176][177]
• Mark Nordlicht (1968–), American-Israeli hedge fund manager, founder of Platinum Partners[178][179]
• Nelson Obus (1947–), hedge fund manager, co-founder of Wynnefield Capital, Inc.[180][181]
• Daniel Och (1961–), investor and hedge fund manager, founder of the Och-Ziff Capital Management Group (now Sculptor Capital Management)[182]
• Bernard Osher (1927–), a founding director of World Savings Bank[183]
• Jacob Ostreicher (1959–), investor[184]
• Alan Patricof (1934–), venture capital and private equity pioneer; co-founder of Apax Partners LLP and Greycroft[185]
• David L. Paul (1940–), banker, founder of Miami-based CenTrust Bank[186]
• John Paulson (1955–), investor, founder of Paulson & Co.[187]
• Nelson Peltz (1942–), investor, co-founder of Trian Fund Management. L.P.[188]
• Jeffrey, Raymond (1917–2019) and Ron Perelman (1943–), investors[189][190]
• Richard C. Perry (1955–), hedge fund manager, founder of Perry Capital LLC[191][192]
• Carl Pforzheimer (1879–1957), banker, co-founder of the American Stock Exchange, founder of Carl H. Pforzheimer & Co.[193][194]
• Lionel Pincus (1931–2009), co-founder of private equity firm Warburg Pincus, LLC[195]
• Danny Porush (1957–), former stock broker and chairman of Stratton Oakmont[196][197]
• Victor Posner (1918–2002), LBO pioneer[198]
• Michael F. Price (1951–), hedge fund manager, founder of MFP Investors LLC[199]
• Nicholas (1945–), Karen (1958–), Jennifer (1950–) and John Pritzker (19&3–), investors; members of the Pritzker family[200]
• Dan Rapoport, Latvian-born investor, founder of Rapoport Capital LLP[201]
• Ira Rennert (1934–), industrial investor, founder of the Renco Group[202]
• Tony Ressler (1960–), private equity tycoon and venture capitalist, co-founder of Ares Management and Apollo Global Management; owner of NBA's Atlanta Hawks[203]
• Marc Rich (1934–2013), Belgian-American former oil trader, hedge fund manager and founder of Glencore plc[204][205]
• Larry Robbins (1969–), hedge fund manager, founder of Glenview Capital Management[206]
• Stephen Robert (1940–), former chairman and CEO of Oppenheimer & Co. and Renaissance Institutional Management LLC (subsidiary of Renaissance Technologies)[207]
• George R. Roberts (1944–), co-founder of KKR & Co. L.P.[208]
• Arthur Rock (1926–), early Silicon Valley venture capitalist, co-founder of Davis & Rock and Fairchild Semiconductor[209]
• George Rohr (1954–), Colombian-born co-founder of private equity firm NCH Capital Inc.[210][211]
• David S. Rose (1957–), start-up investor, founder of New York Angels[212]
• Barry Rosenstein (1960–), hedge fund manager, founder of JANA Partners LLC[213]
• Mack Rossoff, founder of independent investment bank Rossoff & Co.[214][215]
• David René de Rothschild (1942–), banker; current chairman of Rothschild & Co; member of the Rothschild family[216]
• Marc Rowan (1962–), co-founder of Apollo Global Management, LLC[217]
• David M. Rubenstein (1949–), financier, co-founder of global private equity investment company The Carlyle Group[218]
• Robert Rubin (1938–), former Treasury Secretary, director of National Economic Council, and chairman of Citigroup[219]
• Samuel Sachs (1851–1935), co-founder of Goldman Sachs[220]
• William Salomon (1914–2014), former managing partner of Salomon Brothers[221][222]
• Arthur J. Samberg (1941–2020), founder of Pequot Capital Management[223]
• Morris Schapiro (1903–1996), Lithuanian-born investment banker, founder of M. A. Schapiro & Company; known for negotiating the merger of Chase Bank and Bank of Manhattan[224]
• Jacob H. Schiff (1847–1920), German-born banker; former leader of Kuhn, Loeb & Co.[225]
• Peter Schiff (1963–), CEO and chief global strategist of Euro Pacific Capital Inc.[226]
• Rick Schnall (1970–), partner at private equity firm Clayton Dubilier & Rice and minority owner of NBA's Atlanta Hawks[203]
• Alan Schwartz (1950/1951–), Executive Chairman of Guggenheim Partners, former (and last) CEO of Bear, Stearns & Company[129]
• Stephen A. Schwarzman (1947–), co-founder of the Blackstone Group[227]
• Joseph Seligman (1819–1880), German-born co-founder of investment bank J. & W. Seligman & Co.[228]
• Bruce Sherman (1948–), co-founder of wealth-management firm Private Capital Management (PCM) and owner of MLB's Miami Marlins[229][230]
• Eugene Shvidler (1964–), Russian-American oil tycoon, chairman of Millhouse Capital[231][232]
• Jim Simons (1938–), hedge fund manager, co-founder of Renaissance Technologies[233][234]
• Nat Simons (1966–), hedge fund manager and investor, (co-)founder of the Meritage Group and Prelude Ventures, co-chairman of Renaissance Technologies[235]
• Paul Singer (1944–), hedge fund manager, founder of the Elliott Management Corporation[236]
• David M. Solomon (1962–), disc jockey and investment banker, CEO of the Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.[237]
• George Soros (1930–), Hungarian-American investor and business magnate, founder of Soros Fund Management, LLC; member of the Soros family[238]
• James Speyer (1861–1941), former head of the banking firm Speyer & Co.; member of the Speyer family[239]
• Robert B. Stearns (1888–1954), financier, co-founder of Bear, Stearns & Co. Inc[240]
• Saul Steinberg (1939–2012), Corporate raider[241]
• Michael Steinhardt (1940–), investor and hedge fund manager, co-founder of Steinhardt Partners, chairman of WisdomTree Investments[242]
• Lee Stern (1926–), futures and options trader; founder of Lee B. Stern & Company; co-owner of MLB's Chicago White Sox[243][244]
• Leonard N. Stern (1938–), investor, chairman and CEO of the Hartz Group and Hartz Mountain Industries, Inc.[245]
• Marc Stern, chairman of the TCW Group, co-owner of NBA's Milwaukee Bucks and MLB's Milwaukee Brewers[246][247]
• Stuart Sternberg (1959–), Wall Street investor, owner of MLB's Tampa Bay Rays[248]
• Barry Sternlicht (1960–), co-founder of investment firm Starwood Capital Group, former chairman of Starwood[249]
• Donald Sussman (1946–), financier, hedge fund manager, founder of Paloma Funds and New China Capital Management LLC[250][251]
• Leonard M. Tannenbaum (1971–), founder of Fifth Street Asset Management[252]
• David Tepper (1957–), investor, hedge fund manager, founder of Appaloosa Management[253][119]
• David Tisch (1981–), start-up investor, co-founder of BoxGroup; member of the Tisch family[254]
• Igor Tulchinsky (1966–), Belarus-born hedge fund manager, founder of WorldQuant, LLC[255]
• Cliff Viner (1948–), hedge fund manager, co-founder of III Capital Management and AVM L.P., former co-owner of the Florida Panthers[256][257]
• Jeffrey Vinik (1959–), former hedge fund manager, owner of NHL's Tampa Bay Lightning[258][259]
• Paul Wachter (1956–), founder of Main Street Advisors, a VIP-focused financial and asset management advisory firm[260]
• Eric M. Warburg (1900–1990), German-American co-founder of Warburg Pincus; member of the Warburg family[261][262]
• James Warburg (1896–1969), German-born banker and financial adviser to Franklin D. Roosevelt[262]
• Paul Warburg (1868–1932), German-born former chairman of the Bank of the Manhattan Company (predecessor of Chase Manhattan Bank) and director of the Federal Reserve Bank[262]
• Bruce Wasserstein (1947–2009), investment banker, former CEO of Lazard and co-founder of Wasserstein Perella & Co.[263]
• Sanford I. Weill (1933–), banker & financier, former chairman and CEO of Citigroup Inc., co-founder of Carter, Berlind, Potoma & Weill[264][265]
• Peter Weinberg (1957–), co-founder of Perella Weinberg Partners[266]
• Boaz Weinstein (1973–), hedge fund manager, founder of Saba Capital Management[267]
• Sholam Weiss (1954–), bankruptcy specialist[268][269]
• Allen Weisselberg (1947–), CFO of the Trump Organization[270]
• Maurice Wertheim (1886–1950), founder of Wertheim & Co.[271]
• Nancy Zimmerman (1963/1964–), hedge fund manager, co-founder of Bracebridge Capital[272]
• Eric Zinterhofer (1971–), private equity financier, founding partner of Searchlight Capital; member of the Lauder family[273]
• Barry Zubrow (1953–), founder of private investment firm ITB LLC, former CRO of JPMorgan Chase[274][275]

See also

• Lists of Jewish Americans
  • Businesspeople
    • in media
    • in real estate
    • in retail

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