
Brian Moynihan
The lawyer who took over Bank of America in the wreckage of the financial crisis and spent more than a decade rebuilding it into a steady giant.
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Founders, chief executives and investors shaping finance. 15 of 66 profiles published so far.

The lawyer who took over Bank of America in the wreckage of the financial crisis and spent more than a decade rebuilding it into a steady giant.

The financier behind Eldridge who assembled a sprawling empire across sports, media and insurance, from the Los Angeles Dodgers to Chelsea Football Club.
The Moroccan born distressed debt investor who built Avenue Capital into a Wall Street force and turned a bet on the Milwaukee Bucks into a championship and a fortune.
The Blackstone dealmaker who built a multibillion dollar investment business and then assembled a sports empire so broad he became the first person to own equity across all five major US leagues.
The value investor and championship poker player who built Greenlight Capital, famously bet against Lehman Brothers before its collapse, and became one of Wall Street's sharpest voices.

The banking veteran and protege of Jamie Dimon who ran Visa and BNY Mellon before being brought in to clean up Wells Fargo after its scandals.
The most successful of Julian Robertson's Tiger Cubs, who founded Tiger Global and turned an early bet on technology stocks and startups into a multibillion dollar fortune.
The investor who started Morningstar in his apartment to bring transparency to mutual funds, built it into a financial data powerhouse, and later bought a soccer club.

The economist who ran the federal budget office under President Obama and then crossed to Wall Street, rising to lead the investment bank Lazard as its chief executive.

The governor of Saudi Arabia's vast sovereign wealth fund and chairman of Aramco, the dealmaker steering hundreds of billions into sports, technology and the kingdom's transformation.
The Indian-American banker who rose through State Street, BNY Mellon and US Bancorp to become the bank's first woman chief executive, a leader of a top US lender.
The JPMorgan lifer who ran the bank's biggest businesses and became its first woman chief operating officer, one of the most powerful figures in American finance.

The Welsh journalist turned legendary venture capitalist who backed Google, Yahoo and PayPal at Sequoia Capital, becoming one of the most successful investors in history.