Wall Street is a super competitive place. So it should come as no surprise that some hot-shot athletes end up working there.
We've included a round up of some of the best athletes on the Street. Our list includes Olympic swimmers and rowers as well as former professional football players and a race car driver.
These athletes work in positions from sales trader and broker to managing director and hedge fund manager.
Some of the athletes are still working on The Street, while others have retired. We even found some who haven't stopped competing since taking up finance and one who left to pursue a career as a professional athlete.
If you feel like someone should be included on this list, feel free to send us as email at jlaroche@businessinsider.com.
Klete Keller
Wall Street Career: He was hired by Cantor Fitzgerald recently, according to FINRA records. We're told he's trading debt for the firm, a source told Business Insider.
Athletic Career: Keller, 30, who has won five Olympic medals (two golds, two bronze and one silver), is best known for holding off Ian Thorpe (a.k.a "the Thorpedo") in the anchor leg of the 4x200 relay at the 2000 Olympics.
Clément Lefert
Wall Street Career: He's currently interning at a commodities hedge fund Andurand Capital Management in London, according to Bloomberg News.
Athletic Career: He swam at the University of Southern California. His main event for swimming in college was the butterfly. Lefert's 4×100 meters freestyle relay team won a gold medal at the London Olympics last summer beating out the U.S. team, which included decorated Olympian Michael Phelps.
Greg Zolman
Wall Street Career: Last year, Daniel Loeb hired him to work for Third Point. Zolman focuses focus on Technology, Media & Telecom for the hedge fund. Previously, he was a vice president at Serendiv Capital, a long/short equity hedge fund. Before that, he worked in investment banking at Morgan Stanley focusing on media and telecom.
Athletic Career: Zolman played three seasons in the NFL playing for the Indianapolis Colts, Green Bay Packers, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, St. Louis Rams and Buffalo Bills. He also spent a season with NFL-Europe playing for Rhein Fire, according to his LinkedIn profile.
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