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| − | Lisa Rabbe is the former head of government affairs (Europe, Middle East and Africa - EMEA) at [[Goldman Sachs]], where she worked for 18 years before leaving in August 2010 to join [[Credit Suisse]] as head of public policy (EMEA). | + | Lisa Rabbe is the former head of government affairs (Europe, Middle East and Africa - EMEA) at [[Goldman Sachs International]], where she worked for 18 years before leaving in August 2010 to join [[Credit Suisse]] as head of public policy (EMEA). |
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| − | Rabbes joined Goldman Sachs in 1992 and became a managing director in 2006. Her main areas of policy expertise includes 'financial regulatory (capital markets, corporate finance, prudential supervision, corporate governance), European pension reform (state and occupational pension schemes), European and US competition (merger control, state aid, sectoral deregulation) and trade (WTO sectoral negotiations and accession, bilateral disputes)'. | + | Rabbes joined Goldman Sachs in 1992 and became a managing director in the 2006. Her main areas of policy expertise includes 'financial regulatory (capital markets, corporate finance, prudential supervision, corporate governance), European pension reform (state and occupational pension schemes), European and US competition (merger control, state aid, sectoral deregulation) and trade (WTO sectoral negotiations and accession, bilateral disputes)'. |
| − | + | Goldman Sach's government affairs department 'monitors European policy and legislative developments that impact the firm's business; develops and maintains relationships for the firm with government officials; and acts as an internal resource on European politics and policy.<ref name="Rabbes"> European Corporate Governance Institute, [http://www.ecgi.org/tcgd/2008/lisa_rabbe_biography.php Lisa Rabbe, Managing Director, Government Affairs Department Goldman Sachs International] Corporate Governance Standards and Financial Stability conference, 9th September 2008, Brussels</ref> | |
| − | <ref>European Corporate Governance Institute, [http://www.ecgi.org/tcgd/2008/lisa_rabbe_biography.php Lisa Rabbe | + | |
| + | ==Education== | ||
| + | Rabbes holds a BA in Government from [[Dartmouth College]] and studied law in the United Kingdom. | ||
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Lisa Rabbe is the former head of government affairs (Europe, Middle East and Africa - EMEA) at Goldman Sachs International, where she worked for 18 years before leaving in August 2010 to join Credit Suisse as head of public policy (EMEA).
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Career
Rabbes joined Goldman Sachs in 1992 and became a managing director in the 2006. Her main areas of policy expertise includes 'financial regulatory (capital markets, corporate finance, prudential supervision, corporate governance), European pension reform (state and occupational pension schemes), European and US competition (merger control, state aid, sectoral deregulation) and trade (WTO sectoral negotiations and accession, bilateral disputes)'.
Goldman Sach's government affairs department 'monitors European policy and legislative developments that impact the firm's business; develops and maintains relationships for the firm with government officials; and acts as an internal resource on European politics and policy.[1]
Education
Rabbes holds a BA in Government from Dartmouth College and studied law in the United Kingdom. [1]
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- ↑ 1.0 1.1 European Corporate Governance Institute, Lisa Rabbe, Managing Director, Government Affairs Department Goldman Sachs International Corporate Governance Standards and Financial Stability conference, 9th September 2008, Brussels
