Mario Draghi has the unenviable job of trying to help navigate the eurozone through the stormy sovereign debt crisis the currency area is in the midst of. He has a pivotal role as the head of the eurozone’s central bank. In the past he has had a senior role at the World Bank, as well as been managing director of the Italian Treasury, and president of the Italian central bank. For three years from 2002-2005 Draghi was managing director at Goldman Sachs International.Reuters
Across the world in policy and decision-making bodies, from governments to central banks, graduates of one of the world's most ruthless investment banks hold senior positions.
They are former Goldman Sachs employees and they are ruling the financial world.
IBTimes UK takes a look at and who some of them are and where they have ended up.
