Paul-Loup Sulitzer

Paul-Loup Sulitzer

D.O.B: 1946-07-22
D.O.D: 2025-02-05
Place of Birth: Boulogne-Billancourt, Seine [now Hauts-de-Seine], France
Profession: Writing

Paul Loup Karl Sulitzer 22 July 1946 6 February 2025 was a French financier and author Before he turned seventeen he was already a selfmade millionaire Sulitzer used his financial experience and knowledge in his books which often related to the business world Many of his books were ghostwritten by Loup Durand Sulitzers father was a Jewish immigrant from Romania who died when Sulitzer was 10 Six years later Sulitzer joined a trading company that operated in the Middle East According to his editor he became the youngest CEO in France at age 21 and made his fortune selling gadgets notably keychains that were very popular between the years 1960 and 1970 in the UK that he imported from the Far East In 1968 he incorporated a holding company and established a financial consultant firm In 1980 Sulitzer pitched a literary genre concept he called finance Western to DenoΓ«l Publishers that would be a series of financefiction adventure novels Loup Durand a journalist and writer did the writing The book Money reached a large audience This was followed by Cash 1981 and Fortune 1982 which depicted the exploits and financial dreams of Franz Cimballi a vigilante businessman After these thrillers of a new genre the duo published Le Roi Vert 1983 It was a romantic saga that achieved considerable public success and was translated into 30 languages At the end of the 1980s he was a lecturer with FranΓ§ois Spoerry JeanPierre Thiollet and others to an international meeting in Geneva of Amiic World Real Estate Investment Organization In 2000 he was arrested along with the son of the former socialist president FranΓ§ois Mitterrand for the illegal sale of weapons to Angola Sulitzer died from a stroke on 6 February 2025 at the age of 78 Source Article PaulLoup Sulitzer from Wikipedia in English licensed under CCBYSA

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