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What We Know About The Man Who Bought Gatwick Airport! by paramound: 12:52pm On Dec 18, 2018
This article was originally published at our company blog →https://blog.miduman.com/

Adebayo Ogunlesi is one of the most famous Nigerian born investment bankers.

Bayo, as he is popularly called, has been nicknamed “The man who bought Gatwick Airport” after his firm acquired the Airport in 2012.

Bayo Ogunlesi has broken several world records including being the first man to get into Harvard University after completing his first degree elsewhere and has been the recipient of numerous international awards.


Just like every other success story, Bayo found a way to scale the hurdles whenever he faced them.

Beginning his career in 1980 serving as a law clerk to Associate Justice Thurgood Marshall of the United States Supreme Court, Bayo became the first black man to occupy such position.

By 1983, Bayo had begun working for an investment bank, First Boston and later Credit Suisse. Rising through the corporate ladder, Bayo had become the Executive Vice Chairman and Chief Client Officer of CSFB by 2006.

Mr. Ogunlesi’s true success came in 2006 when he left CSFB to form a joint partnership with his previous employer and other key entities to form a private investment firm Global Infrastructure Partners(GIP).

This firm because of its strategic partnerships and the pool of funds it had raised was able to acquire three of the major Airports in the UK; London City Airport, Gatwick Airport and the Edinburgh Airport leaving Mr. Ogunlesi worth over $10.4 billion according to Forbes.
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