PaineWebber organization
also: Payne Webber, Payne Weber, Prudential-Bache Securities
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Claims (5)
Joe Grano Jr. headed
PaineWebber host_asserted
“when UBS bought Payne Weber. Yeah. We were sitting in a room with like 10 very well, you know, nicely dressed Swiss bankers on one end of the table, and on the other end was a guy by the name of Joe Grano Jr., who was the CEO of Payne Weber…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Shell Game Part 2 @ 1:16:49
Joe Grano Jr. headed
PaineWebber documented
“You had this table, apparently, over in Switzerland of about 12 wealthy Swiss bankers on the DBS side and one guy on the Payne Webber side. And it's a guy by the name of Joe Grano. And Joe Grano was a Brooklyn street kid. And he worked his …”
▶ Operation Gladio Meets Secret Societies Summary Part 3 @ 43:14
UBS acquired
PaineWebber documented
“You know, core strategy. And that's what we're going to focus on. Get out of this darn derivatives game. It's too dangerous. And that's when the Payne Weber deal is announced. Payne Weber is a very reputable firm. That's why I went to work …”
▶ Operation Gladio Meets Secret Societies Summary Part 3 @ 42:43
UBS funded
PaineWebber documented
“And he comes back. Well, let me put it this way. The deal is for $11.5 billion, 50% cash, 50% stock. Those old veterans I'm working with, Payne Weber, the stock jumped in one day by 47%. You want to talk about an office partying when this g…”
▶ The Shadow State 50 UBS - King of the Swiss Banks @ 44:02
Joe Grano Jr. headed
PaineWebber documented
“over in Switzerland of about 12 wealthy Swiss bankers on the DBS side and one guy on the Payne Webber side. And it's a guy by the name of Joe Grano. And Joe Grano was a Brooklyn street kid. And he worked his way up to be an army captain in …”
▶ The Shadow State 50 UBS - King of the Swiss Banks @ 43:32
Mentions (16)
▶ 39:45
Of course, Credit Suisse went bankrupt just a couple of years ago. Yes, they did. And they featured prominently in money laundering cases throughout the years. And you know who bought them? Was it Deutsch? My first employee, the company tha…
▶ 40:15
Payne Webber didn't go out and disgrace like Credit Suisse did. But it's interesting. All these banking collapses that were overseen by the smartest bankers in the world, the same people that do things like sit on our governance boards and …
▶ 1:10:03
So when the Colonel and I did a full show on UBS, I talked about this a little bit. But I worked at UBS from about 1999 to 2004 as a financial advisor, wealth manager. That's the same job that Burkholder had on the other side of the ocean, …
▶ 1:10:33
On Wall Street, and that's like being the cleanest pig in the sky, but it's still a good thing to have. What a great analogy. It is. Since I've been talking about pigs so much lately. So my job is basically to take high net worth clients an…
▶ 1:16:49
when UBS bought Payne Weber. Yeah. We were sitting in a room with like 10 very well, you know, nicely dressed Swiss bankers on one end of the table, and on the other end was a guy by the name of Joe Grano Jr., who was the CEO of Payne Weber…
▶ 37:56
And I've been in the room with Donald Marin because my very first Wall Street firm was known as Payne Webber. And he was the chairman and CEO of Payne Webber. This guy's an army vet and just a Brooklyn street kid who worked his way to the t…
▶ 38:23
There were like 12 Swiss bankers working for UBS and they negotiated the UBS Payne Webber buyout in 2000. The stock closed one day and Marin was able to negotiate a price that was 47% higher the next day. It's one of the great deals in Wall…
▶ 36:03
It would then become part of UBS in 1998, two years before UBS bought my company, Payne Weber. So I was working with the company that owned these guys. And then UBS would close down the Warburg-Dillon-Reed section because they lost about $4…
▶ 40:00
Of course, Credit Suisse went bankrupt just a couple of years ago. Yes, they did. And they featured prominently in money laundering cases throughout the years. And you know who bought them? Was it Deutsch? My first employer, the company tha…
▶ 40:29
Payne Webber didn't go out and disgrace like Credit Suisse did. But it's interesting. All these banking collapses that were overseen by the smartest bankers in the world, the same people that do things like sit on our governance boards and …
▶ 41:22
We'll see, we'll get there in a second. I go out and purchase Payne Weber in 99, 2000. I was working at Payne Weber at the time. I was a rookie sitting in an office in downtown La Jolla where a bunch of, La Jolla is where 30 year veterans g…
▶ 41:57
let's see where am i here uh okay i'm gonna i skipped ahead of something so we'll get to the manager in a second here so 1999 we're still there ubs announced a 721 million dollar quarterly loss that was came from long-term capital managemen…
▶ 43:00
and that's what we're going to focus on. Get out of this darn derivatives game. It's too dangerous. And that's when the Payne Webber deal is announced. Payne Webber is a very reputable firm. That's why I went to work for them. They have a b…
▶ 43:32
over in Switzerland of about 12 wealthy Swiss bankers on the DBS side and one guy on the Payne Webber side. And it's a guy by the name of Joe Grano. And Joe Grano was a Brooklyn street kid. And he worked his way up to be an army captain in …
▶ 44:02
And he comes back. Well, let me put it this way. The deal is for $11.5 billion, 50% cash, 50% stock. Those old veterans I'm working with, Payne Weber, the stock jumped in one day by 47%. You want to talk about an office partying when this g…
▶ 50:33
They're smuggling diamonds in and out of the country in toothpaste because it's hard to move more than $10,000 out without alerting the American authorities, the regulators, the OCC. Like I said, they're using no electronic banking. They're…