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The movement of internationalist bankers can be traced back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries, with several key events and figures contributing to its development:
- *The Rothschild family*: A prominent banking dynasty that emerged in the late 18th century, the Rothschilds played a significant role in financing governments and industries across Europe. Their network of banks and financial institutions helped facilitate international trade and investment.
- *The House of Morgan*: The J.P. Morgan banking empire, founded by J.P. Morgan Sr., was a dominant force in international finance during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The House of Morgan played a key role in financing governments, industries, and infrastructure projects worldwide.
- *The Federal Reserve System*: Established in 1913, the Federal Reserve System is the central bank of the United States. Its creation was influenced by internationalist bankers, including J.P. Morgan Jr. and Paul Warburg, who sought to stabilize the global financial system and promote international cooperation.
- *The Bank for International Settlements (BIS)*: Founded in 1930, the BIS is an international financial institution that serves as a central bank for central banks. The BIS has played a crucial role in promoting international monetary cooperation and stability.
Some notable events and milestones in the development of the internationalist banker movement include [2]:
- *The Genoa Conference (1922)*: This conference, attended by representatives from 34 countries, aimed to stabilize the global economy and promote international cooperation after World War I.
- *The Bretton Woods Agreement (1944)*: This agreement established the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank, two key institutions that have shaped the global financial system.
These events and figures have contributed to the evolution of the internationalist banker movement, which continues to shape global finance and governance today.
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Here are 50 influential bankers and financiers in historical order:
*Early Bankers (15th-18th century)*
- *1. Medici Family*: A powerful banking dynasty in Florence, Italy, known for financing the Renaissance
- *2. Mayer Amschel Rothschild* (1744-1812): Founder of the Rothschild banking dynasty
- *3. Francisco Lopes Suasso* (1633-1708): Dutch banker who financed William of Orange's invasion of England
- *4. Junius Spencer Morgan* (1813-1890): Founder of J.S. Morgan & Co., a precursor to J.P. Morgan & Co.
*19th Century Financiers*
- *5. John Pierpont Morgan* (1837-1913): Dominant figure in American finance and banking
- *6. Andrew William Mellon* (1855-1937): U.S. Secretary of the Treasury and banker
- *7. Jacob Schiff* (1847-1920): German-born American banker who financed American railroads
- *8. Marcus Goldman* (1821-1904): Co-founder of Goldman Sachs
*20th Century Influencers*
- *9. John D. Rockefeller* (1839-1937): Founder of Standard Oil and banking titan
- *10. Bernard M. Baruch* (1870-1965): Financier and advisor to U.S. presidents
- *11. Felix Rohatyn* (1928-2019): Investment banker who helped save New York City from bankruptcy
- *12. David Rockefeller* (1915-2017): Chairman and CEO of Chase Manhattan Corporation
*Modern Financiers*
- *13. Warren Buffett* (1930-present): Successful investor and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway
- *14. George Soros* (1930-present): Hedge fund manager and philanthropist
- *15. Jamie Dimon* (1956-present): CEO of JPMorgan Chase
- *16. Carl Icahn* (1936-present): Activist investor and founder of Icahn Enterprises
- *17. Michael Bloomberg* (1942-present): Founder of Bloomberg LP and former Mayor of New York City
*Other Notable Bankers*
- *18. Benjamin Graham* (1894-1976): Known as the "father of value investing"
- *19. Peter Lynch* (1944-present): Former manager of Fidelity Magellan Fund
- *20. Alan Greenspan* (1926-present): Former Chairman of the Federal Reserve
- *21. Lloyd Blankfein* (1954-present): Former CEO of Goldman Sachs
- *22. Ben Bernanke* (1953-present): Former Chairman of the Federal Reserve
- *23. Janet Yellen* (1946-present): Former Chair of the Federal Reserve
- *24. Mark Carney* (1965-present): Former Governor of the Bank of England
- *25. Mario Draghi* (1947-present): Former President of the European Central Bank
*Additional Influencers*
- *26. Larry Fink* (1952-present): CEO of BlackRock
- *27. Ray Dalio* (1949-present): Founder of Bridgewater Associates
- *28. Henry Kravis* (1944-present): Co-founder of KKR
- *29. Steve Schwarzman* (1947-present): Co-founder of Blackstone Group
- *30. Paul Tudor Jones* (1954-present): Founder of Tudor Investment Corporation
*Remaining 20*
- *31. Leon Cooperman* (1936-present): Founder of Omega Advisors
- *32. Ken Griffin* (1968-present): Founder of Citadel
- *33. David Tepper* (1957-present): Founder of Appaloosa Management
- *34. Bill Gross* (1944-present): Co-founder of PIMCO
- *35. Abby Joseph Cohen* (1952-present): Prominent Wall Street strategist
- *36. Eugene Fama* (1939-present): Nobel laureate and economist
- *37. Robert Shiller* (1946-present): Nobel laureate and economist
- *38. John Templeton* (1912-2008): Pioneer in global investing
- *39. Charles Schwab* (1941-present): Founder of Charles Schwab Corporation
- *40. Jesse Livermore* (1877-1940): Legendary trader and speculator
- *41. Stanley Druckenmiller* (1953-present): Successful hedge fund manager
- *42. T. Boone Pickens* (1928-2019): Oil tycoon and investor
- *43. Richard Branson* (1950-present): Founder of Virgin Group
- *44. Larry Fink* (1952-present): CEO of BlackRock
- *45. Ray Dalio* (1949
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