Leslie Wexner
BBWIRetained Epstein as personal financial manager 1987-2007, granting extraordinary power of attorney (Aug 12, 1991). Forbes estimates $200M+ in cash fees. Total transferred value estimated ~$1B+ including property and stock management.
Current Status: Retired from L Brands. House Oversight Committee deposition Feb 2026. Ohio's wealthiest individual. Net worth ~$9-11B.
Key Dates
$10.0B
2026 (Forbes World's Billionaires 2026)
| Year | Amount | Description | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1987-2007 | $200,000,000 | Cash fees as financial manager (~$200M+ per Forbes estimate) | Forbes/WSJ |
| 1989 | $13,200,000 | Manhattan townhouse at 9 E. 71st St (purchased for $13.2M, transferred to Epstein, valued at $56M at death) | Property records |
| 2021 | $90,000,000 | Settlement to victims fund | Court filings |
Lost Position
Stepped down as L Brands CEO/Chairman (timing disputed as Epstein-related vs planned) (2020-02)
Regulatory Action
Civil Litigation
Multiple lawsuits from Epstein victims; new civil lawsuit filed April 2026; named in 2019 FBI document as 'co-conspirator' (Wexner's lawyer stated he cooperated and was never a target) - Settlement: $90,000,000
Criminal Charges
Public Statement
"I was NEVER aware of the illegal activity charged in the indictment."
Current Status
Retired from L Brands. House Oversight Committee deposition Feb 2026. Ohio's wealthiest individual. Net worth ~$9-11B.
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