The History of Terrorism
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Chairmen of the New York Stock Exchange
John S. Reed
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1796-Today US Army
1909-Today Lambda Chi Alpha
1947-Today CIA AKA "The Company" (Founded on 9-18-1947)
2012 Systemic Risk Council
American chief executives of financial services companies
Board of Directors of Altria Group
Businesspeople from Chicago
CEOs of Citibank
CEOs of Citicorp
CEOs of Citigroup
Chairmen of Citigroup
Chairmen of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's board of trustees
Chairmen of the New York Stock Exchange
CIA and banking links
CIA and Citibank links
Directors of CaixaBank
MIT Sloan School of Management
New York Stock Exchange people
OSS Director William J Donovan "Wild Bill"
Walter Wriston
Washington & Jefferson College
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"I had no problem seeing the president of the United States but I could never get in to see John Reed."
1967-2000 Reed was third in a string of Citibank CEOs groomed by Donovan starting with George Moore who was an OSS agent during World War 2.
1990s It is curious that in the 1990s while Reed and Citibank were being sued for moving $50 billion in Santa Romana's gold from New York to the Bahamas and general Cocke testified that Reed was overseeing Project Hammer with assts over $1 trillion...
1990s Reed was heavily responsible for pushing for the adoption of the ATM around the US, and led Citicorp through a perilous period in the early 1990s.
1998 John S Reed was approached by Sandy Weill to merge with Travelers Group a year before the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act of 1999 (repealing the Glass-Steagall Act of 1933), allowing banking, insurance and securities companies to merge.
1999 Mr. Reed turned to the new head of the Private Bank, Shaukat Aziz (later to become the Prime Minister of Pakistan) to take actions to both resolve allegations and ensure against future such events.
1999 The U.S. Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations called Citigroup's chief executive officer, John Reed, to testify in a public hearing on what the chairman of the Committee, Senator Carl Levin, called a "rogues gallery" of clients at Citibank'
2008 In the aftermath of the November 2008 federal bailout of Citigroup, Reed was described as deeply skeptical of the "Wall Street financial engineering" that led to its collapse and "committed to consumer banking and sound commercial underwriting."
John Reed who denies knowing anything about Project Hammer has since left Citibank also under a cloud and is now head of the US Stock Exchange.
Project Hammer