John LeFevre
Life
Life
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LeFevre attended Choate Rosemary Hall in Wallingford, Connecticut and [Babson College](/wiki/Babson_College "Babson College") in [Wellesley, Massachusetts](/wiki/Wellesley%2C_Massachusetts "Wellesley, Massachusetts"). LeFevre joined [Salomon Brothers](/wiki/Salomon_Brothers "Salomon Brothers") in 2001, serving in its New York, London, and Hong Kong offices. The Asset magazine referred to LeFevre as "one of the most prolific syndicate managers in Asia." He later worked for Amias Berman \& Co., a capital markets and [private equity](/wiki/Private_equity "Private equity") boutique founded by two former Citi bankers. In 2010, LeFevre signed paperwork with Goldman Sachs to run its Asian bond syndicate desk, but ultimately was prevented from joining Goldman Sachs due to a [non\-compete clause](/wiki/Non-compete_clause "Non-compete clause"). LeFevre left the industry in 2012 to write his memoir, which was published in 2015 which and became a *New York Times* Bestseller. The book was [optioned](/wiki/Film_option "Film option") by Paramount as a movie with [Zac Efron](/wiki/Zac_Efron "Zac Efron") set to star.


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