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Why Goldman Sachs Bankers End Up Leading G-7 Governments and Banks
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1:51Now PlayingRishi Sunak is the latest in a long line of former Goldman Sachs employees to become policy makers in the Group of Seven economies. Since December 2005 until last Sunday, there has always been a Goldman Sachs alumnus serving as a G-7 prime minister, finance minister or central bank chief. Bloomberg's Sridhar Natarajan and Quicktake's Scarlet Fu dig into why Goldman Sachs bankers end up leading G-7 governments and banks.
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