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Wall Street chief exits banking for New York City role

The former managing director of Lehman Brothers' private equity unit has been named president of New York City's Economic Development Corporation.

Robert Leiber, who managed Lehman's $2.8bn (€2.2bn) real estate merchant banking fund, was appointed to the position Tuesday by Mayor Michael Bloomberg. Leiber replaces Andrew Alper, a former chief operating officer of Goldman Sachs who resigned in June after four years as EDC president.

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