From our sister site Advisorone.com comes news of the 10 richest execs on Wall Street, story by Marlene Y. Satter:
According to a study released Thursday by Wealth-X, which collects and analyzes information on high-net-worth (HNW) individuals, the top 10 executives on Wall Street average $210 million each in net worth, and are worth a combined $2.1 billion. more
Publisher & Editor-in-Chief, Ginger Szala has written for and edited Futures magazine since joining in November 1983. Her main beats were covering the international growth of the business and its players and developing the managed funds coverage of the magazine. As a result she has interviewed some of today's best global hedge fund and commodity trading advisors. In 2009 she was named Group Editorial Director of Summit Business Media's Professional Services Group. After Futures was sold in early 2013, she was named its publisher and editor-in-chief of Futures Magazine/The Alpha Pages LLC. She received a master's degree in journalism at Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism. gszala@futuresmag.com
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