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Samuel J. Heyman is an American
businessman, corporate raider and
hedge fund owner.
He graduated from Harvard Law School in 1963. Harvard Law Bulletin - The Art of Selling Government Service and became an attorney for the
US Department of Justice during the
Kennedy Administration rising to become Chief Assistant
United States Attorney. In 1968, after the death of his father he took over his family's Connecticut-based real estate firm, Heyman Properties. He founded the Washington-based
Partnership for Public Service, the Heyman Fellowship Program and The Samuel and Ronnie Heyman Center on Corporate Governance at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, where Professor Eric J. Pan is Director. He is married to Ronnie Feuerstein Heyman, and they have four children Partnership for Public Service Board of Governors
During the 80s he was a corporate raider, using debt provided by the investment bank Drexel Burnham Lambert. Successful targets of his raids were the
GAF Materials Corporation COMPANY NEWS; Heyman Gets Rebuff at GAF and International Specialty Products. He also made large sums of money in failed take-overs of Borg-Warner and Union Carbide. He has recently been involved in takeover attempts on
Dexter, the London Stock Exchange and
Hercules Corporation Do as I Say, Not as I Do - Forbes.com.
He achieved notoriety in Australia during the
QANTAS takeover when his Hedge Fund,
Heyman Investment Associates Heyman sails close to the edge, then over it declined to accept
Airline Partners Australia's offer for his share, and after the failure of the offer subsequently accepted for over half his holding, although this was unsuccessful. Giant bluff goes badly wrong, no hedging it As his total holding was said to be 10% of
QANTAS's shares, he had at risk over a billion dollars (Australian) in shares, and was possibly in violation of
QANTAS foreign shareholding rules. For two months, Qantas has been foreign-owned
References
External links
- International Speciality Corporation
- The Heymans Fellowships at Harvard Law School
- Sourcewatch
Samuel J. Heyman is an American
businessman,
corporate raider and
hedge fund owner.
He graduated from
Harvard Law School in 1963. Harvard Law Bulletin - The Art of Selling Government Service and became an attorney for the US Department of Justice during the Kennedy Administration rising to become Chief Assistant United States Attorney. In 1968, after the death of his father he took over his family's Connecticut-based real estate firm, Heyman Properties. He founded the Washington-based
Partnership for Public Service, the Heyman Fellowship Program and The Samuel and Ronnie Heyman Center on Corporate Governance at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, where Professor Eric J. Pan is Director. He is married to Ronnie Feuerstein Heyman, and they have four children Partnership for Public Service Board of Governors
During the 80s he was a corporate raider, using debt provided by the investment bank
Drexel Burnham Lambert. Successful targets of his raids were the
GAF Materials Corporation COMPANY NEWS; Heyman Gets Rebuff at GAF and International Specialty Products. He also made large sums of money in failed take-overs of
Borg-Warner and Union Carbide. He has recently been involved in takeover attempts on Dexter, the London Stock Exchange and
Hercules Corporation Do as I Say, Not as I Do - Forbes.com.
He achieved notoriety in Australia during the
QANTAS takeover when his Hedge Fund, Heyman Investment Associates Heyman sails close to the edge, then over it declined to accept Airline Partners Australia's offer for his share, and after the failure of the offer subsequently accepted for over half his holding, although this was unsuccessful. Giant bluff goes badly wrong, no hedging it As his total holding was said to be 10% of
QANTAS's shares, he had at risk over a billion dollars (Australian) in shares, and was possibly in violation of
QANTAS foreign shareholding rules. For two months, Qantas has been foreign-owned
References
External links
- International Speciality Corporation
- The Heymans Fellowships at Harvard Law School
- Sourcewatch
