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  1. people.com › awards › big-shorts-real-life-bankers-where-areBig Short's Real-Life Bankers: Where Are They Now - People.com

    Aug 24, 2022 · Steve Eisman (aka Mark Baum, played by Steve Carell ) Hedge fund investor Eisman currently works alongside his parents, Elliott and Lillian Eisman, as managing director of the Eisman Group, an...

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  2. screenrant.com › who-made-money-from-crash-the-big-shortWho Actually Made Money From The Crash In The Big Short (& How...

    Mar 2, 2024 · Mark Baum, based on Steve Eisman, earned $1 billion from the market crash depicted in the film. Jared Vennett, based on Greg Lippmann, made $47 million from swap sales as shown in the movie.

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  3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Steve_EismanSteve Eisman - Wikipedia

    In the movie adaptation of Lewis' book, The Big Short, Eisman's name was changed to Mark Baum, and was portrayed by actor Steve Carell. He left FrontPoint Partners in 2011 amid investor withdrawals following an investigation of illegal insider trading by portfolio manager Chip Skowron .

  4. www.imdb.com › name › nm11494929Mark A. Baum - IMDb

    Meet Mark A Baum. Ambitious, energetic, and bold. Mark decided to bring his considerable business, creative skills and instincts to the world of film, and earned a place in the Producers Guild of America rapidly.

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  6. markabaum.comMark A Baum

    actor/voiceover producer. Inquiries: Mark @ MarkABaum .com.

  7. collider.com › the-big-short-true-storyHow Similar Is The Big Short to the Real Life Story It’s Based...

    Apr 7, 2024 · The Big Short largely focuses on the moral dilemma of Carell’s character, Mark Baum, on whether or not to take advantage and make a profit from the impending financial downfall. Baum is an...

  8. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › The_Big_Short_(film)The Big Short (film) - Wikipedia

    A misplaced phone call alerts FrontPoint Partners hedge fund manager Mark Baum (based on Steve Eisman), who is motivated to buy swaps from Vennett due to his low regard for banks' ethics and business models.