Sandy Weill
Sandy Weill · Economics & Business
Financier who built Travelers Group and engineered the 1998 merger creating Citigroup, then the world's largest financial-services company.
1933, Brooklyn, New York, United States
Brooklyn, New York, United States
Sandy Weill is recognized among Jewish contributors to Economics & Business — Financier who built Travelers Group and engineered the 1998 merger creating Citigroup, then the world's largest financial-services company.
Sanford "Sandy" Weill is an American financier born to a Jewish family in Brooklyn, New York. He built the financial conglomerate Travelers Group and engineered its 1998 merger with Citicorp, creating Citigroup, then the world's largest financial-services company. He is regarded as one of the architects of modern financial consolidation on Wall Street.
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Source: Jewish Virtual Library
Financier who built Travelers Group and engineered the 1998 merger creating Citigroup, then the world's largest financial-services company.
Source: Jewish Virtual Library
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