マーティン・テイラー(2000年以降はビルダーバーグの名誉事務総長を務めてきたが、2006年のオタワ会議には出席していない) Bilderberg 2005 May 5th-8th Bilderberg 2004 June 3rd-6th Bilderberg 2003 May 15th-18th Bilderberg 2001 May 24th-27th Bilderberg 2000 June 1st-4th Bilderberg 1999 June 3rd-6th Bilderberg 1998 May 14th-17th Bilderberg 1997 June 12th-15th Bilderberg 1996 May 30th - June 1st
ピーター・ウェインバーグ(Goldman Sachs International CEO) Bilderberg 2005・2004
John Bryan(Bilderberg 1997・1996・1995) Jon Corzine(Bilderberg 2004・2003・1999・1997・1996・1995) Claes Dahlback(Bilderberg 2003) John Thornton(Bilderberg 2004・2003・2002・2001・2000・1999) Victor Halberstadt(Bilderberg 2006・2005・2004・2003・2002・2001・2000・1999・1998・1997・1996・1995)
ピーター・サザーランド(元 Goldman Sachs International 議長&専務理事) ジョン・ブラウン(ボード・メンバー)
Goldman willing to fund Olympic bid by Fukuoka By Michiyo Nakamoto in Tokyo and Peter Thal Larsen in London
Fri Aug 25, 3:05 PM ET
Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS - news), the US investment bank, is planning to put its own money into a bid by the south-western Japanese city of Fukuoka to host the 2016 summer Olympic games.
Goldman, which is advising Fukuoka on the commercial viability of hosting the games, said it was prepared to commit its own funds to help pay for the infrastructure development and was confident the project would pay "sizeable returns".
"Based on our analysis, we are prepared to commit capital to this project," Masanori Mochida, president of Goldman Sachs Japan, told the Financial Times.
"This project will have very sizeable returns, so Goldman Sachs is confident we can get interest from real estate investors, institutional investors and real estate investment funds," Mr Mochida said.
Fukuoka will have to clear several hurdles to win the race to host the Olympics, not least competition from Tokyo to be Japan's candidate for the games.
Goldman previously bet heavily on Japan with its own money, investing Y150bn (EU1bn) in Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group, Y125bn in Sanyo Electric and Y40bn in Fujita, the construction group. It also owns 100 golf courses, eight hotels and many office buildings.
Goldman has substantially expanded its principal investing activities in recent years, and taken a keener interest in buying infrastructure assets. It operates a large private equity fund, and is in the process of raising a fund to invest in infrastructure projects.
Paul Deighton, former chief operating officer of Goldman Sachs in Europe,is now chief executive of the committee organising the London Olympics, though the bank has no formal links with the games to be held in 2012. Goldman's assessment of the commercial viability of hosting the Olympics in Fukuoka contrasts with the difficulty that many other winning cities have faced in recovering the heavy costs associated with hosting the games. It also contrasts with the recent experience of many Japanese cities, which invested heavily in infrastructure projects through public-private partnerships, many of which are severely loss-making.
Fukuoka plans to redevelop the Suzaki harbour near the centre of town as the Olympics site, in a project that will cost an estimated $4bn.
Goldman estimates an annual return of 15 per cent to 30 per cent on the project, which would be attractive for financial sponsors, such as private equity funds. "We thought that based on all the assumptions, this would make sense. We are using very conservative assumptions," Mr Mochida said.
Goldman Sachs believes there will be enough private sector demand for the buildings, given that Suzaki, which has many warehouses, is one of the most attractive locations in the city. Fukuoka is also one of the few cities in Japan where the population is growing.
Trustees Chair Robert Steel To Be Nominated for Treasury Undersecretary Post
The undersecretary leads Treasury Department policy on a number of economic and fiscal issues
Wednesday, September 6, 2006
Durham, N.C. -- President George W. Bush intends to nominate Robert Steel, the chair of the Duke University Board of Trustees, to be undersecretary of the treasury for domestic finance, the White House announced late Tuesday.
The undersecretary leads Treasury Department policy on issues of domestic finance, fiscal policy, fiscal operations, government assets, government liabilities and related economic and fiscal matters .
“Bob will bring wisdom and an extraordinary range of knowledge to this important position, and the country should be grateful for his willingness to render this significant public service,” said Duke President Richard H. Brodhead.
Steel, a native of Durham, retired as vice chairman of Goldman Sachs & Co. in New York City in February 2004 and currently serves as advisory director for the firm. He teaches at Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government and serves with organizations that include the National Humanities Center, The After-School Corp. and the Aspen Institute.
If confirmed, Steel will continue to chair the Duke board of trustees.
“Bob made it a condition for his acceptance of the post that he be allowed to continue to chair the Duke University Board of Trustees,” said Brodhead, who noted that a previous chair of Duke’s board, John Koskinen, continued to hold that position after being named deputy director of the Office of Management and Budget during the Clinton administration.
Steel received his bachelor of arts degree from Duke in 1973, majoring in history and political science, and earned his master’s in business administration from the University of Chicago in 1984. He has maintained strong ties with Duke through activities that include chairing the Duke Management Company and serving on the trustees’ academic affairs committee and on the health system board of directors.
Steel and his wife, Gillian, have three daughters and live in Greenwich, Conn. He grew up near Duke’s East Campus and attended Durham public schools before enrolling at Duke.
Part-time job for Issing at Goldman Sachs
By Ralph Atkins
Published: October 16 2006 03:00 | Last updated: October 16 2006 03:00
Otmar Issing, the former chief economist at the European Central Bank, is to join Goldman Sachs as an international adviser just a few months after leaving his Frankfurt job, he confirmed yesterday.
記事によるとゴールドマンサックスでは「we will never do business with Softbank again」(ソフトバンクとは二度と一緒に仕事をすることはないだろう)と言及しているという。一方ソフトバンクでは、ゴールドマン・サックスのキャンセルで生じた不足するLBOの際の資金については、既存の借り入れ口であるドイツ銀行やシティバンク、みずほ銀行から調達するとしている。
National Commercial Bank
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Commercial_Bank
http://www.pritzkerprize.com/bunshaft/bunshaftpg.htm
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【2005年上位10傑】
1.Kingdom Holding Company
2.SABIC
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4.Saudi Aramco Mobil Refinery
5.Dallah Al-Baraka Group
6.Saudi Electricity Co.
7.Saad Group
8.Consolidated Contractors Int'l Co.
9.The National Commercial Bank ★
10.Savola Group
Paulson to Tap Adviser to Run Rescue Program
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122325337693906423.html
Prior to joining the Treasury Department, Mr. Kashkari was a Vice President at Goldman, Sachs & Co. in San Francisco, where he led Goldman's IT Security Investment Banking practice, advising public and private companies on mergers and acquisitions and financial transactions.
http://www.treas.gov/organization/bios/kashkari-e.html
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Arthur Levitt
http://www.nndb.com/people/685/000056517/
Arthur Levitt
Senior Advisor (The Carlyle Group)
http://www.carlyle.com/Team/item5771.html
SEC Biography:
Chairman Arthur Levitt
http://www.sec.gov/about/commissioner/levitt.htm
SECの元委員長で現在はカーライル・グループのシニア・アドバイザーやブルームバーグ・エル・ピーの取締役を務めるアーサー・レビット(2009/03/27)
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=infoseek_jp&sid=aa.MKm3ozOKI
ウォール街の大罪(Arthur Levitt)
http://bookweb.kinokuniya.co.jp/guest/cgi-bin/wshosea.cgi?W-NIPS=9976696590
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第25代米証券取引委員会(SEC)委員長。クリントン政権下、「投資家の保護」を最優先の任務として、1993年から2001年まで歴代最長の在任期間を務めた。公正で効率的な市場の実現を目指して数々の改革に取り組み、手腕を発揮した。ウィリアムズ・カレッジ卒業後、空軍に入隊。2年後除隊。1963年にウォール街に足を踏み入れ、16年間を証券業界で過ごす。証券会社シェアソン・ヘイデン・ストーン社長を最後に退職。1978年から1989年 までアメリカ証券取引所会長。New York City Economic Development Corporationの会長、議会関係の新聞『ロールコール』紙の社主を務めた後、 SEC委員長に就任。コネチカット州在住。
http://www.nikkeibook.com/writer/2024/