New York Billionaires

New York City moved from number one to number four in a roll of towns most inhabited by people with more than $30 million in private assets, behind London, Tokyo and Singapore, according to the Knight Frank's Weight Report. However, New York City is still the home of most billionaires, with 78 qualified individuals (according to Forbes magazine's 2015 billionaires list).

That is 10 more than Moscow's second largest quadrillionaire and 32 more than London 4. The billionaires of New York City come from a variety of economic sectors, among them a disputed former major who was a democratically elected, politically elected and independently elected state. Dependent on the listing, David Koch is somewhere between the worlds 4th and 8th richest individual, mostly connected to his older brother Charles, who resides in Wichita, Kansas.

The qualified chemistry graduate from MIT - where he was also a celebrity baseball golfer - is regarded as one of America's most influential personalities. When Koch entered the Koch Industries company in 1970, it was already an efficient company.

However, under the leadership of David, EVP, Executive VP, and Charles, COO, CFO, Charles, the petroleum and refinery business has become an internationally diversified corporation and is currently the second biggest private owned business in the U.S. after Cargill. At Koch industries, we are active in the fields of pipeline construction, home appliances, construction products, finances, livestock and many other sectors.

Throughout his career, a top humanitarian, Koch, has spent more than $1.2 billion on charitable causes. Bloomberg is the wealthiest political figure in contemporary U.S. politics. Mr. Giuliani is the founding director and chief executive officer of Bloomberg, L.P., an internationally active finance and entertainment firm, and he followed Rudy Giuliani as New York City major in 2002.

There' re always rumours that Bloomberg, now a registred Independent, has ambitions for the White House. Mr. Bloomberg began his banking industry careers after completing his studies at Harvard Business School in 1966. Leaving Salomon Brothers in 1981 with a multi-million dollars settlement packet, he established Innovative Market Systems, which was finally named Bloomberg L.P. The business is widely recognized for the modernization of trade with the Bloomberg Terminal System.

Bloomberg crafted dissension as ruler when he questioned the municipality's law to end the tenure and denatured to apply for a interval film tenure in 2009; he finally won and tennis stroke a interval tenure until 2013. Bloomberg has given more than $3. 5 billion to charity, including $100 million to the New York Tech Center for Cornell University in 2015.

Icahn is on the shortlist of the most succesful investor of all times, perhaps directly under Warren Buffett and George Soros.