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   August Belmont jr - heir of August Belmont & Co

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How August Belmont jr inherited the bank and launched himself into real estate and infrastructure projects


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As a banker, August Belmont jr hardly outdid his father and was far from being an outstanding figure in Wall Street, except maybe for his wealth, which passively grew with each operation, others brokered for him. Belmont jr thus sought another activity in which he could profile himself as a leading capitalist of his country. He started this as a builder and real estate developer. In 1896, he engaged architect Robert Henderson Robertson to design ...

 

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