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Jack Grubman

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Jack Grubman
A formerly well regarded Wall Street analyst who specialized in the telecommunications industry. In 2002, he was accused of purposely giving bad advice to buy WorldCom and other stocks immediately before their companies went into bankruptcy. He was subsequently barred from the securities sector for life.
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In particular, his evil "twin," Jack Grubman of Smith Barney, is one of the major villains of the piece.
Dan Reingold with Jennifer Reingold (Eds): Confession of a Wall ... by Alleman, James / Communications & Strategies
com/cgi-bin/prnh/20050109/NYSU013 ) "Blood On The Street" details the rise and fall of three high-profile Wall Street investors -- Merrill Lynch's Henry Blodget, Morgan Stanley's Mary Meeker and Salomon Smith Barney's Jack Grubman.
NEWSWEEK EXCERPT: 'Blood on the Street: The Sensational Inside Story ... by PR Newswire
Did you know Jack Grubman is still being paid $200,000 a year by Solomon Smith Barney?
Grubbing for Grubman by Peters, Charles / Washington Monthly
 
 
 
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