With Gus Levy, senior partner from 1969 to 1976, Mnuchin made Goldman Sachs an innovator in moving huge blocks of securities — often hundreds of thousands of shares in a single company — in a single transaction, matching buyers and sellers in a way that didn’t disrupt the market. On the line was the head of New York City’s pension fund, who wanted the firm’s help in selling off an entire $500 million portfolio of common stocks and replacing it with a new lineup of stocks indexed to the overall market. He spent the past “quarter century putting on shows of mostly American art that brim with intelligence, historical savvy, and the kind of quality that one tends to find a few blocks to the west, at the Metropolitan Museum of Art,” according to Artspace.
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Published at: 2025-12-20 19:30:01
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