Jeremy Michael Isaacs

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Jeremy Isaacs CBE is the founding partner of private equity investment firm JRJ Group and a former senior executive of the Lehman Brothers bank.

He was made a CBE in the Queens Birthday Honours List in 2015 'his work with Imperial College NHS Trust in London'.[1]

Career

Isaacs held a number of positions at Lehman Brothers bank, including CEO Europe and Middle East and CEO Asia-Pacific. During his time at the bank, with Roger Nagioff, he was 'instrumental in the development of Lehman Brothers' international operations.[2] He left the bank days before it's collapse.[3]

Prior to joining the Lehman Brothers, Isaacs led the European equity derivatives trading business of Goldman Sachs.[2]

In 2008 Isaacs founded private equity investment firm JRJ Group with three other former Lehman executives, Peter Sugarman, Roger Nagioff and Joanna Nader.[3] At JRJ he 'is closely involved with the implementation and guidance of fund strategy'.[2]

Donor

Isaacs is a member of The Leader's Group, the premier Conservative Party supporter group. Through an annual membership fee of £50,000 donors are able to secure access to leading members of the party.

Political donations

[4]

Date Name of donor Amount Donated to Subsidiary (parties only)
16/06/2006 Jeremy M Isaacs £50,000.00 Conservative Party Central Party
09/03/2007 Jeremy M Isaacs £20,000.00 Conservative Party Central Party
13/12/2007 Jeremy M Isaacs £25,000.00 Conservative Party Central Party
01/02/2010 Jeremy Isaacs £50,000.00 Conservative Party Central Party
23/09/2010 Jeremy Isaacs £50,000.00 Conservative Party Central Party
10/08/2011 Jeremy Isaacs £3,000.00 Michael Gove MP
27/03/2012 Jeremy M Isaacs £50,000.00 Conservative Party Central Party
27/06/2013 Jeremy M Isaacs £50,000.00 Conservative Party Central Party

Affiliations

Notes

  1. Adam Lusher Queen's Birthday Honours: Sir Henry Angest, banker who gave Tories millions, is knighted in reward for 'political service' Independent, 12 June 2015, accessed 1 July 2015.
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 JRJ Group Jeremy Isaacs, accessed 1 July 2015.
  3. 3.0 3.1 Lucy Tobin Jeremy Isaacs tells of his sadness over Lehman Evening Standard, 22 March 2011, accessed 1 July 2015.
  4. Electoral Commission Search: Jeremy Isaacs, accessed 1 July 2015.