John Meriwether

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John Meriwether is an American financier best known for leading Salomon Brothers’ bond-arbitrage group and later founding the hedge fund Long-Term Capital Management.

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instanceOf financier
hedge fund
human
investment management firm
activeIn fixed-income arbitrage
relative-value trading
activeYears 1970s–2000s
associatedWith Myron Scholes NERFINISHED
Robert C. Merton NERFINISHED
collapseYear 1998
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
countryOfOrigin United States of America
dateOfBirth 1947
educatedAt Northwestern University
University of Chicago
employer Salomon Brothers NERFINISHED
fieldOfStudy economics
finance
founded Long-Term Capital Management NERFINISHED
foundedBy John Meriwether NERFINISHED
John Meriwether NERFINISHED
genreOfActivity quantitative finance
hadPartner Myron Scholes NERFINISHED
Robert C. Merton NERFINISHED
hasEmployer Long-Term Capital Management NERFINISHED
industry investment management
influencedBy modern portfolio theory NERFINISHED
options pricing theory
knownFor role in the 1998 Long-Term Capital Management crisis
use of high leverage in trading strategies
laterFounded JM Advisors Management NERFINISHED
JWM Partners NERFINISHED
notableFor founding Long-Term Capital Management
leading the bond-arbitrage group at Salomon Brothers
pioneering large-scale bond arbitrage on Wall Street
recruiting Nobel laureates to Long-Term Capital Management
use of highly leveraged fixed-income arbitrage strategies
notableWork development of bond-arbitrage strategies
occupation bond trader
financier
hedge fund manager
placeOfBirth Chicago NERFINISHED
positionHeld head of bond-arbitrage group at Salomon Brothers
reasonForNotability near-collapse that prompted a coordinated bailout by major banks and the Federal Reserve
residence New York NERFINISHED

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Salomon Brothers notableEmployee John Meriwether