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Encyclopedia > Gordon Getty

Son of business titan J. Paul Getty (d. 1976) sold family's Getty Oil to Texaco for $10 billion in 1986.


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How Gordon Getty Got To "Aha!" (1185 words)
Getty aims to help mutual funds with a perennial problem: how to cover redemptions without borrowing from a bank or selling off assets and paying the commissions and capital-gains taxes -- both costly solutions that erode returns.
When Getty first got interested in mutual funds in the early 1990s, he wrote a paper for the Brookings Institution in which he argued that inflation could be licked by replacing national currencies with mutual funds.
Getty's ideas may be interesting, but whether they work in practice is far from guaranteed, especially when changes in human behavior are required.
Gordon Getty - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (68 words)
Born December 20, 1934, he is the fourth child of oilman J.
Getty is a businessman and classical music composer.
He joined the oil business to please his father, but sold the family's Getty Oil to Texaco in 1986 for $10 billion.
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