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Robert E. Rubin
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Robert E. Rubin

American attorney
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  • Eddie Lampert

    …Sachs, where he worked under Robert E. Rubin, who later became the U.S. treasury secretary. Risk analysis became one of Lampert’s specialties; even as a relatively fresh hire, he reduced his department’s exposure to the stock market when he foresaw overvaluations that led to the market crash in 1987.

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    …Sachs, where he worked under Robert E. Rubin, who later became the U.S. treasury secretary. Risk analysis became one of Lampert’s specialties; even as a relatively fresh hire, he reduced his department’s exposure to the stock market when he foresaw overvaluations that led to the market crash in 1987.

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