2 David Rockefeller(Banker)
3 Ben Bernanke(14th Chair of the Federal Reserve (2006-2014))
Ben Bernanke is an American economist who served two terms as the chair of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System from 2006 to 2014, during which he supervised the Federal Reserve's response to the global financial crisis (GFC). For his efforts during GFC, Ben Bernanke was named Time Person of the Year in 2009.
4 Tom Steyer(Banker)
5 Robert McNamara(Former United States Secretary of Defense)
6 Lloyd Blankfein(CEO of Goldman Sachs (2006-18))
7 Carter Page(Petroleum industry consultant)
8 Andrew William Mellon(Industrialist, Philanthropist)
The son of wealthy Pittsburgh banker Thomas Mellon, Andrew William Mellon had followed in his father’s footsteps, to be a banker. He had also been the American ambassador to the U.K. and the American secretary of the treasury. He owned companies such as Alcoa, Old Overholt whiskey, and Gulf Oil.
9 Audrey Meadows(Actress)

10 Prescott Bush(Politician)

11 Lawrence Summers(Economist)

Apart from being the president of Harvard, Lawrence Summers has also been the U.S. secretary of the treasury, the World Bank’s chief economist, and the NEC director. The MIT alumnus became one of the youngest tenured faculty members at Harvard. He also writes regularly for The Washington Post.
12 J. P. Morgan Jr.(Banker)
13 Jamie Dimon(CEO of JPMorgan Chase)
Jamie Dimon is an American business executive, currently serving as Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the largest of the popular American banks, JPMorgan Chase. He is among the few bank chief executives in the world to become a billionaire. In 2006, 2008, 2009, and 2011, Jamie Dimon was named in Time magazine's world's 100 most influential people lists.
14 Harry Markopolos(Accountant)

15 Jonathan Bush(banker)

16 David René de Rothschild(Banker & Member of the French Branch of the 'Rothschild Family')

17 Amadeo Giannini(Banker who founded the Bank of Italy, which became Bank of America)

18 James Forrestal(Officer, Banker, Investment banker)

19 Gary Cohn(Vice chairman of IBM (Since 2021))
20 Leon Black(Investment banker)

21 Marvin Bush(Businessman)

22 Timothy Geithner(Banker)

23 Carl C. Icahn(Investor)
Carl C. Icahn is an American businessman. He is credited with founding a diversified conglomerate holding company called Icahn Enterprises, which is based in New York City. He also serves as the chairman of the popular auto parts manufacturer and developer, Federal-Mogul. Also known for his charity work, Icahn joined the Giving Pledge list in 2010.
24 Jacob Schiff(Banker, Financier)

25 Ronald Perelman(Entrepreneur)

26 Marc Rich(Businessman and Founder of 'Glencore')

One of the most well-known white-collar criminals ever, Marc Rich, an NYU dropout, was a self-made business magnate and commodities trader who established Glencore but was later charged with fraud and tax evasion, among other crimes. He also donated generously for leukemia research and Jewish causes.
27 Phil Murphy(Governor)

28 Jim Yong Kim(Physician)

Jim Yong Kim, or Kim Yong, was born in South Korea and later moved to the US, where he grew up to be the president of the World Bank. The physician and anthropologist has also taught at Harvard Medical School, his alma, and co-owns the medical care company Partners in Health.
29 Henry Paulson(Banker)

30 Raj Rajaratnam(Banker who is founder of the Galleon Group)

31 Brian Moynihan(CEO of Bank of America)
32 Henry Sturgis Morgan(Banker, Sailor)

33 Robert Morris(Politician)

34 Jim Himes(Politician)

35 William M. Daley(24th White House Chief of Staff (2011-12))
36 Paul Wolfowitz(28th United States Deputy Secretary of Defense, 10th President of the World Bank Group)

37 Eric Cantor(Political Leader)

38 Marcus Goldman(Banker, Entrepreneur, Financier)

39 Peter R. Orszag(CEO of Financial Advisory at Lazard)
40 Stanley Fischer(Economist, Educationist, Writer, Professor, Banker)

Stanley Fischer is an Israeli American economist. He was previously the chief economist at the World Bank and the vice-chairman of the Federal Reserve. In 2014, he was nominated by US President Barack Obama to be the vice-chairman of the US Federal Reserve Board of Governors. He is a member of the Inter-American Dialogue as well.
41 Charles Keating(Lawyer)

42 Neel Kashkari(Investment banker, Politician)

43 Junius Spencer Morgan(Banker, Financier)

44 Michael Novogratz(Investor)

45 Theodore Roosevelt V(Investment Banker, Managing Director at Barclays Capital Corporation)

46 Vikram Pandit(Banker, Investor)

47 John Jacob Astor III(Financier, Philanthropist)

48 Henry Wells(Businessman)

49 Haym Salomon(Businessman)

Polish-American businessman Haym Salomon not only contributed to the establishment of the Philadelphia synagogue Mikveh Israel, but also lent huge amounts of interest-free money to soldiers and other borrowers during the American Revolutionary War. The financier eventually died in poverty, with the American government owing thousands of dollars to him.
50 George Herbert Walker(Banker, Financier)
