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Lloyd Blankfein

Lloyd Blankfein

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Lloyd Blankfein -- Born: 1954-09-20. Occupation: banker. Employer: Goldman Sachs. Position: chairperson. Education: Harvard College. Awards: Financial Times Person of the Year.

Born1954-09-20

Occupationbanker, jurist, lawyer

EmployerGoldman Sachs

Positionchairperson, chief executive officer

EducationHarvard College, Harvard Law School, Thomas Jefferson High School

AwardsFinancial Times Person of the Year

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We had to run things 50 times and be perfect the last 49 times before we could go that way.
fortune.com2026-05-13Source
You could put on hedges, and those hedges could be worthless tomorrow, if things go another way,
cnbc.com2026-03-25Source
But in America, people do come from the projects and do that and do those things.
townandcountrymag.com2026-03-04Source
He's made a contribution if he focuses everybody's attention on the affordability and sustainability of the city.
hbs.edu2025-09-30Source
Taking away the Fed's independence and making it another tool of fiscal policy … would diminish its value, just making it more expensive for the U.S. to function in the world,
hbs.edu2025-09-30Source
We have to do … a better job of distributing the wealth without putting too much of a burden on what we do to generate the wealth,
hbs.edu2025-09-30Source
It is a certainty that this will - that this situation will cause - will act in a way that’s similar to a rate rise in some ways. Banks will have to, you know, because of the tension, because of the pressure and uncertainties, banks will husband their equity,
reuters.com2023-03-19Source
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We always had to do things twice,
fortune.com2026-05-13Source

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