James Mayer Rothschild
James Mayer Rothschild (1792-1868) was a prominent banker and financier in 19th-century Europe, known for his role in expanding the Rothschild family's banking empire. As a member of the renowned Rothschild family, he significantly contributed to the development of modern banking practices and was instrumental in financing major infrastructure projects, including railroads and bonds for various governments. His financial acumen and strategic investments helped solidify the family's status as one of the wealthiest and most influential banking dynasties in history. Rothschild's legacy includes not only his financial achievements but also his contributions to art and culture, as he collected significant works of art and supported various philanthropic endeavors.
Born on May 23, 1792 (233 years old)
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Carême worked for James Mayer Rothschild after returning to Paris.
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