An article about the rise of the new Rothschild has the following quotes:
"With his shabby dress, limited financial experience and energetic social life, he did not make much of a first impression, according to Eric Gleacher, chairman and founder of the bank who is a close friend of Jacob Rothschild, known as Lord Rothschild." "He was kind of floundering" Mr. Gleacher said.
He really impressed at first, enough to get a coveted job!
"...agreed to meet with Mr. Rothschild at the request of Mr. Rothschild’s father, a longtime friend.
“He did not carry the halo of being the future of the family,” Mr. Munk recalled of their brief meeting in the lobby of Claridge’s, the hotel in London. “I wanted to get rid of the boy.”
“This kid is special,” he said. “It’s back to when they were ruling the world.”
Huh!
“He has had an incredible evolution, and he has done it on his own,” Mr. Barakett said. “It’s not about family connections."
Huh! Huh!
Now that is doublespeak!
See article:
Happy or unhappy, each family generation often resembles another, and that is especially true when it comes to the Rothschilds.
More than 200 years after Mayer Amschel Rothschild founded the family dynasty that offered discreet counsel and investment wisdom to kings, queens, emperors and industrial titans, his 35-year-old direct descendant, Nathaniel, has emerged as a kingmaker in his own right and an investor who some say may become the richest Rothschild of them all.
In five short years, the man in line to be the fifth Baron Rothschild is close to becoming a billionaire through a web of private equity investments in Ukraine, Eastern Europe and most significant, his partnership stake in Atticus Capital, the fast-growing $14 billion hedge fund.
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