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Bond Street to Lexington Ave for Eddie Sugar

AT the height of the Global Financial Crisis a decade ago when the oft-quoted “too big to fail” theory disintegrated in the face of collapses by Wall Street giants like Lehman Brothers and Bear Sterns an ex floor broker from the Sydney stock exchange thought it would be a great idea to take the high-risk decision to establish a mining and energy corporate advisory and funding boutique in the middle of Manhattan.

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 EAS Advisors' office on Lexington Avenue, Manhattan

EAS Advisors' office on Lexington Avenue, Manhattan

Eddie Sugar had come a long way from running orders directly for Brent Potts at Potts West Trumbull in Bond Street in the 1980s to his seat in a senior executive position at Jefferies & Co, one of the...

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