Peter Kellogg
Peter Kellogg has left an indelible mark on the world of investment. His expertise in banking, hedge funds, and real estate have produced tremendous returns over time.
After selling his brokerage house to Goldman Sachs, he established IAT Reinsurance Group.
Early Life and Education
Peter Kellogg was raised in an affluent family and attended private schools. From an early age he showed an aptitude for finance which eventually led him to study at University of Pennsylvania before eventually joining Wall Street firm Spear Leeds and Kellogg.
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Professional Career
Peter Kellogg is a respected financial industry professional renowned for his contribution to the growth of various institutions. His investment strategies and leadership abilities have earned him considerable respect in his industry.
In 2000, he sold his father’s specialist trading firm Spear, Leeds and Kellogg to Goldman Sachs for $6.5 billion, using the proceeds to establish IAT Reinsurance Group into an influential market maker.
He has also held board positions at several companies owned by Coral Ventures and Thomas McNerney & Partners. At present, he works at Pmp Corporation as Vice President.
Mr. Schrader is also a celebrated jazz musician, touring both the United States and Japan with the Rhythm and Brass ensemble and recording four albums with them. Additionally, he has performed at numerous low brass symposia and festivals, such as American Trombone Workshop, International Trombone Festival and Falcone International Euphonium and Tuba Festival.
Achievement and Honors
Kellogg collaborated with Albert C Todd in writing the English lyrics for Unruly Horses, a musical based on Marina Vlady’s book about her marriage to Soviet folk hero Vladimir Vysotsky that made its Broadway debut. This renowned production continues today.
He is also honored as part of the Pete Henderson Society, which recognizes Rectory School employees who embody his spirit through their dedication and generosity to their School.
Peter Kellogg has made an impactful difference through his charitable giving initiatives, providing aid and aid to numerous people and organizations. He has contributed generously to multiple causes including New York Presbyterian Hospital. Furthermore, Peter and his wife support several schools including Berkshire School where Peter serves on its board of trustees; Colorado College Mountain Program in honor of Ritt Kellogg (deceased 1992 climbing accident).
Personal Life
Peter Kellogg is a successful businessman who has made his mark in the financial world. As co-founder of Spear, Leeds & Kellogg and an active investor in hedge funds and real estate. Additionally, Peter Kellogg serves on several corporate boards, such as Coca Cola Enterprises Inc and W.R. Berkley Corporation.
Kellogg leads an independent life and is married with children. He enjoys outdoor activities as well as collecting art and antiques – which has become one of his passions – as well as making donations to various institutions such as New York Presbyterian Hospital.
Kellogg is also an accomplished real estate investor with numerous high-end properties to his name, including his $12.5 million mansion in Greenwich Village as well as Wyoming, Montauk and Florida properties. Furthermore, he actively supports youth sailing programs as well as classic yacht restoration efforts; for instance donating 13 new 19′ Ribcraft inflatable boats equipped with trailers and 90HP Honda engines to Barnegat Bay duck boat racing fleet which had shrunk down to only 15 boats since 1991.
Net Worth
Peter Kellogg has amassed an enormous fortune through his business ventures and is estimated to be worth an estimated estimated $3.4 billion. His riches were earned through investing, particularly hedge funds. Real estate investments also contributed significantly, including millions-of-dollar properties owned by Peter Kellogg himself. Furthermore, he served on various company boards.
Kellogg joined his father’s firm in 1973 and eventually took it over. Under his management, it became one of the first specialist brokerage houses to control more than 10% of New York Stock Exchange shares before selling it to Goldman Sachs in 2000. Nowadays he primarily focuses on his reinsurance firm IAT while maintaining private equity holdings and market-making operations; during summers he can often be found relaxing at his summer residence in Mantoloking New Jersey.
