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| Mead, 51, confirmed at the London trial of his former secretary, Joyti De-Laurey — who was jailed for seven years in 2004 for stealing £4.5m from Mead and other Goldman Sachs executives — that when the company floated in 1999, he received a windfall of about £50m. The sharp rise in Goldman’s share price after the flotation and his bonuses until his departure in 2003 should give him a fortune of at least £80m. | ||||||||||||||||
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