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Bepi Pezzulli
Bepi Pezzulli (born 1970, in Napoli) is an Italian-British business lawyer, corporate executive, and essayist. He is an expert of capital markets, investment management and M&A. He is also a foreign policy adviser, with a focus on Israel, the United Kingdom and the United States, and – specifically – a Brexit pundit. Biography Bepi Pezzulli is the older brother of actor Francesco Pezzulli, the official Italian voice of Leonardo Di Caprio. Aged 16, he joined the venerable "Nunziatella" Military Academy, as a cadet of the 1985-1988 class. Once left the army career, he graduated in Law at LUISS Guido Carli University of Rome in 1993. Upon moving to New York, he received a Master of Laws from New York University School of Law in 1998. In the same year, he took up a position as attorney at law at the white shoe Wall Street firm of Sullivan & Cromwell, engaging in capital markets, investment management and M&A work. He subsequently earned a JD from Columbia University Sc ...
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Nunziatella Military Academy
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