charged the City of San Diego $21 million for the report, with Levitt's time billed at $900 per hour. Awards and honors In January 2001, Levitt received the "Award for Distinguished Leadership in Global Capital Markets" from the Yale School of Management. The Arthur Levitt State Office Building in downtown Manhattan was named for him until it was sold to private developers in 2000. See also Securities and Exchange Commission appointees Notes References Levitt's biography as told by him to the editorial staff. Further reading 1931 births Living people People from Brooklyn Jewish American government officials Members of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Williams College alumni American financial businesspeople American male journalists American International Group Goldman Sachs people The Carlyle Group people Journalists from New York City Poly Prep alumni Charles H. Revson Foundation Clinton administration personnel George W. Bush administration personnel