From the Bronx to Wall Street : My Fifty Years in Finance and Philanthropy

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From the Bronx to Wall Street : My Fifty Years in Finance and Philanthropy

Cooperman, Leon

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Advantage Media Group（2023/08発売）
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製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版／ページ数 212 p.
言語 ENG
商品コード 9781642256222
DDC分類 B

Full Description

A Wall Street Legend Recounts His Fifty Years in the Stock Market, Hedge Funds, and Philanthropy

Wall Street mogul Leon Cooperman provides a brilliant business memoir encompassing a quarter-century with Goldman Sachs and then the management of his own successful hedge fund, Omega Advisors. Cooperman traces his life story from his roots as the son of immigrant parents in the Bronx through his days as an undergraduate at Hunter College, his subsequent graduate studies at the Columbia Business School, and beyond, all the way to his current role as a subscriber to Warren Buffet's "Giving Pledge" and a committed philanthropist engaged in giving away the entirety of his multi-billion-dollar fortune. Along the way, Cooperman also spells out his philosophies and "best practices" for stock research and investment, rooted in the classic value-investing approach originated by Benjamin Graham and David Dodd. Additionally, Cooperman makes an impassioned defense of capitalism as the best of all possible economic systems. Cooperman's narrative also includes meditations on taxes in general (and a wealth tax in particular) and challenges the thinking of political progressives who espouse policies which Cooperman believes would unduly restrain the free market.

Introduction

Part I: Formative Years
Chapter 1: First Generation
Chapter 2: Good Luck, Hard Work, and Intuition
Chapter 3: Columbia Business School

Part II: Goldman Years
Chapter 4: Early Years at Goldman Sachs
Chapter 5: Partnership Years at Goldman Sachs

Part III: Omega Years
Chapter 6: Omega—Leading by Example
Chapter 7: Deception—Clayton Lewis and the Azerbaijan Fiasco
Chapter 8: The Opera Ain't Over till the Fat Lady Sings
Chapter 9: How to Love Thirty-Two-Hour Days

Part IV: Philanthropy
Chapter 10: Noblesse Oblige—the Philosophy of Philanthropy
Chapter 11: My Philanthropic Work Thus Far

Part V: Political Philosophy
Chapter 12: Capitalism Works
Chapter 13: Of Legado and Inhofe

Part VI Epilogue
Chapter 14: Summing Up
Appendix "The Moral Calculations of a Billionaire" by Eli Saslow