Bill Gross

Cofounder and Co-Chief Investment Officer, Pacific Investment Management Company LLC
$1.67B
as of 10/04/24

About Bill Gross

Bill Gross cofounded PIMCO, an investment management firm, in 1971 and became known as a superstar bond fund manager.

He decamped in 2014, and joined Janus Henderson to manage a global macro bond fund; he retired in 2019.

Gross sued PIMCO for wrongful dismissal in 2015. The case was settled in March 2017 for $81 million, which went to the Sue and Bill Gross Foundation.

In 2016, Gross' wife of 31 years, Sue, filed for divorce. She eventually walked away with over $1 billion.

Gross is a 1966 graduate in psychology from Duke University. He has donated millions to his alma mater for financial aid.

Personal stats

Citizenship

United States of America

Source of wealth

Investments

Residence

Laguna Beach, California

Marital status

Divorced

Birth date

04/13/44 (age 80)

Number of children

3

Education

Master of Business Administration, Anderson School of Management; Bachelor of Arts/Science, Duke University

Self-made

self-made

Bill Gross’s fortune is worth

28K

troy ounces of gold

26K

median U.S. household

17K

median U.S. income

0.033%

U.S. credit card volume

0.007%

GDP of the United States

0.005%

United States debt

Net worth history

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Did you know?

Gross, who has Asperger's Syndrome, was prompted to seek diagnosis after reading Michael Lewis's "The Big Short," which features a protagonist with the condition.

Net worth over time

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