Farkas
Posted on 08/15/2016 5:11:47 AM PDT by simpson96
56 is old?
Is this a new front in the muzzie inavsion? Combo honey trap/trojan horse takeover of this guy's business/properties. Sort of invasion of the body snatchers by proxy. A pakistani Arianna Huffington?
Forget this dribble! We have a country to save!
Mr. Andrew L. Farkas, also known as Andy, serves as the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of C-III Capital Partners LLC.
<><> Mr. Farkas is a Non-Managing Partner at BayStar Capital, Baystar Capital III, L.P. and Baystar Capital II, L.P.
<><>He is a Strategic Partner at Charterhouse Group, Inc.
<><>Mr. Farkas Founded Island Capital Group, LLC in May 2003 and serves as its Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Member.
<><> He founded Island Global Yachting Ltd. in 2005 and serves as its Chairman.
<><>He is also an Advisor at i-Hatch Ventures, LLC.
<><>He founded Insignia in 1990 with $5 million in equity.
<><>Mr. Farkas served as the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer at Insignia Financial Group, Inc. since May 1998 and August 1998 respectively.
<><> He served as the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Insignia Properties Trust since January 1997.
<><>Prior to founding Insignia, Mr. Farkas founded Metropolitan Asset Group, Ltd. He serves as a Director of Emirates National Securitization Corporation.
<><>He served as a Director of Insignia Financial Group, Inc. since May 1998.
<><>He served as a Director of Istar Financial Inc. since May 2001.
<><>He served as an Independent Trustee of Centerline Holding Company from 2004 to February 7, 2007.
<><>He served as a Trustee of Insignia Properties Trust since December 1996.
<><>He serves on the Board of the Peace Center for the Performing Arts, the YMCA, the Urban League, and the Furman University Advisory Council.
<><>Mr. Farkas is a Member of the Young President' Organization and various other organizations.
<><>He is involved in The Fresh Air Fund, NARAL, the ASPCA, AMFAR and various other health, education, and welfare oriented charities.
<><> Mr. Farkas received a B.A. in Econometrics from Harvard University in 1982.
Sounds like that Haaavard student is majoring in Mrs with a minors in golddigging and homewrecking.
This isn’t pretty but has happened since time immemorial.
He just decided he wanted an OLDER woman. 15 was just TOO young.
So his second wife got half of his money, and in a few years his girlfriend can get half of what’s left. Apparently he can afford it.
Well...she just cashed in.
“$42.5 million is pocket change for a billionaire.”
True, but the prices of real estate in Manhattan are amazing to me. I understand why they are that high, but I personally would rather have 1000 acres somewhere with water on it.
lol. My sister lives in a very wealthy neighborhood in NJ (While i still live in this middle-class Godforsaken Island) and she told me her friend wants a divorce but wont get one because she has none of her own money to live on.
She was told that she could see no money for a LONG time and the man isn’t forced to give anything until a decision is reached.
That didn’t sound right to me. If a guy’s worth 60 million, can he really get away without paying for years?
Looks like the second wife is about 15 plus years younger than the creep as well. She knew what she was in for... MONEY
Smart guy to dump department stores. They are getting absolutely killed by e-commerce. Macy’s is shuttering another 100 stores. While he may make good business decisions, sounds like he does poorly in his personal decisions.
Chucks his past-the-wall wife for a 22 year old slow-motion prostitute.
Farkas
It's very easy, something any guy can do. Step 1: Get a billion dollars.
How old is the second wife?
No, the second wife got a forty-two million dollar pittance. The guy is a billionaire.
Hmmm must have had a good prenup.
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