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Pacman: New page: '''Vikram Pandit''' SEAS (BS) '76 (MS) '77, PhD (Finance) '1986 is the current CEO of Citigroup and one of Columbia's trustees. His SEAS degrees are in el...

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New page: '''Vikram Pandit''' SEAS (BS) '76 (MS) '77, PhD (Finance) '1986 is the current CEO of Citigroup and one of Columbia's trustees. His SEAS degrees are in el...

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'''Vikram Pandit''' [[SEAS]] (BS) '[[1976|76]] (MS) '[[1977|77]], [[PhD]] (Finance) '[[1986]] is the current CEO of Citigroup and one of Columbia's [[trustees]]. His SEAS degrees are in electrical engineering.

[[Category:SEAS alumni|Pandit]]
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[[Category:Business school alumni|Pandit]]
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-'''Vikram Pandit''' ([[1957]]-)[[SEAS]] '[[1976|76]], [[MS]] (Engineering) '[[1977|77]], [[MPhil]] (Business) '[[1980|80]], [[PhD]] '[[1986|86]] is the current CEO of Citi and one of Columbia's [[Trustees]]. His SEAS degrees are in Electrical Engineering.  In [[2010]] it was announced that he would receive the [[Johnson Medal]] in [[2011]] from the [[Columbia Engineering Alumni Association]].
+'''Vikram Pandit''' ([[1957]]- ) [[SEAS]] '[[1976|76]], [[MS]] (Engineering) '[[1977|77]], [[MPhil]] (Business) '[[1980|80]], [[PhD]] '[[1986|86]] is the current CEO of Citi and one of Columbia's [[Trustees]]. His SEAS degrees are in Electrical Engineering.  In [[2011]], Pandit received the [[Johnson Medal]] from the [[Columbia Engineering Alumni Association]].
 == Career ==

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-'''Vikram Pandit''' ([[1957]]-)[[SEAS]] '[[1976|76]], [[MS]] (Engineering) '[[1977|77]], [[MPhil]] (Business) '[[1980|80]], [[PhD]] '[[1986|86]] is the current CEO of Citi and one of Columbia's [[Trustees]]. His SEAS degrees are in Electrical Engineering.
+'''Vikram Pandit''' ([[1957]]-)[[SEAS]] '[[1976|76]], [[MS]] (Engineering) '[[1977|77]], [[MPhil]] (Business) '[[1980|80]], [[PhD]] '[[1986|86]] is the current CEO of Citi and one of Columbia's [[Trustees]]. His SEAS degrees are in Electrical Engineering.  In [[2010]] it was announced that he would receive the [[Johnson Medal]] in [[2011]] from the [[Columbia Engineering Alumni Association]].
 == Career ==

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 == CEO of Citi ==
-Pandit faces a tall order restoring performance and profitability to Citi. The [[financial conglomerate]]'s stock is down 40% for the year in [[2007]], and cannot be said to have performed well at all since it was formed out of a 1998-99 merger between Citibank and Travelers Group. In addition, he faces calls from many activist investors who want to spin off or sell off businesses, or break the bank up entirely.
+Pandit faces a tall order restoring performance and profitability to Citi. The [[financial conglomerate]]'s stock is down 40% for the year in [[2007]], and cannot be said to have performed well at all since it was formed out of a [[1998]]/[[1999|99]] merger between Citibank and Travelers Group. In addition, he faces calls from many activist investors who want to spin off or sell off businesses, or break the bank up entirely.
 == External links ==

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 == Career ==
-Prior to joining Citi, he was a co-founder of hedge fund Old Lane Partners, which he sold to Citi for $800 million, a sum criticised given Old Lane's lack of history (it was founded in 2005) and lackluster performance. Prior to his tenure at Old Lane, he ran the capital markets group at [[Morgan Stanley]], which he left during the leadership battle surrounding ousted former Chairman and CEO Phil Purcell.
+Prior to joining Citi, he was a co-founder of hedge fund Old Lane Partners, which he sold to Citi for $800 million, a sum criticized given Old Lane's lack of history (it was founded in 2005) and lackluster performance. Prior to his tenure at Old Lane, he ran the capital markets group at [[Morgan Stanley]], which he left during the leadership battle surrounding ousted former Chairman and CEO Phil Purcell.
 == CEO of Citi ==
 Pandit faces a tall order restoring performance and profitability to Citi. The [[financial conglomerate]]'s stock is down 40% for the year in [[2007]], and cannot be said to have performed well at all since it was formed out of a 1998-99 merger between Citibank and Travelers Group. In addition, he faces calls from many activist investors who want to spin off or sell off businesses, or break the bank up entirely.
 [[Category:SEAS alumni|Pandit]]

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		+	'''Vikram Pandit''' [[SEAS]] (BS) '[[1976\|76]] (MS) '[[1977\|77]], [[PhD]] (Finance) '[[1986]] is the current CEO of Citigroup and one of Columbia's [[trustees]]. His SEAS degrees are in electrical engineering. He is also the embodiment of all of [[Tao Tan]]'s dreams and aspirations.

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