schwarzman in A Sentence

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    Schwarzman: Many of us learn through our own experience.

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    Following American Express Company's(AXP) acquisition of Lehman Brothers in 1984, Schwarzman left the firm.

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    In 2014, it was reported that Schwarzman received $690 million in Blackstone dividends alone.

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    In 1985, Steve Schwarzman and Peter Peterson founded The Blackstone Group with $400,000 of their own money.

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    Since launching his firm's first private equity fund in 1988, Schwarzman has significantly expanded Blackstone's business segments.

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    One year later, in 1985, Schwarzman and Peterson formed The Blackstone Group with $400,000 of their own money.

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    With no interest in corporate finance, Schwarzman took social science-related courses like psychology and sociology during his time at Yale.

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    Born in 1947, Schwarzman grew up in a Jewish household in Abington, Penn. and, as a child, attended public schools.

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    Never a fan of being a stock market speculator, Schwarzman wanted to make private equity investing the heart of Blackstone's business model.

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    Dissatisfied by the level of transparency offered by the stock market, Schwarzman co-founded The Blackstone Group, a private equity firm, in the mid-1980s.

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    After graduating from Yale in 1969, Schwarzman managed to get a job with an institutional asset management firm called Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette(DLJ).

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    Since Schwarzman and Peterson had very little experience in the private equity industry, investors were initially hesitant about giving them money to launch their first fund.

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    Schwarzman later found out that the executive was not trying to be difficult but rather did not want to disclose certain details about the company due to insider trading laws.

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    While delivering a guest lecture on the global economy to a class at his alma mater Yale University in 2008, Schwarzman admitted that he was not that good at mathematics.

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    Although he understood why the executive could not answer his questions, Schwarzman was uncomfortable with analyzing a potential investment without having all the important and relevant information about it at hand.

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    With a wide range of global business interests in private equity, debt financing, hedge fund management, and real estate acquisitions, Schwarzman is one of the most powerful people on Wall Street.

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