Topic: Alan Schwartz
Quotes
Amidst this market chatter, our liquidity position in the last 24 hours had significantly deteriorated
Bear Stearns bank near collapse? Mar 14, 2008
Zina and Patrick each possess that rare combination of heart, character and competitive fire that define leadership and are synonymous with the Olympic ideal
USA Olympic tennis coaches named Feb 25, 2004
The increase in prize money to record levels reaffirms our commitment to the top singles and doubles players in the world who make the two weeks of the U.S. Open the showcase event for tennis in the U.S.
Seven-figure winners purses at U.S. Open Jun 19, 2003
Alan D. Schwartz is executive chairman of Guggenheim Partners, LLC, an investment banking firm based in Chicago and New York. He was the last CEO and chairman of Bear Stearns before its acquisition by JPMorgan Chase & Co., having succeeded James (Jimmy) E. Cayne. Schwartz became sole president in August 2007.
Alan Schwartz joined Bear Stearns in 1976. He became executive vice president and head of the Investment Banking Division in 1985.
He became Co-President and Co-COO on June 25, 2001. He became sole President and COO after Warren Spector was forced to resign. Schwartz took over as CEO on January 8, 2008 when the stock (BSC) traded at slightly over $75 per share. Within a week of its merger with JPMorgan Chase on March 16, 2008, BSC stock drastically declined to $5.33 per share.
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