Who are New Jersey's 6 richest billionaires? See Forbes' list – Asbury Park Press

Forbes magazine released its rankings of the richest people across the globe — in real-time.
The Real-Time Billionaires wealth-tracking platform provides ongoing updates on the net worth and ranking of each individual confirmed by Forbes to be a billionaire.
In 2025, Forbes found 3,028 billionaires that net worth $16.1 trillion in total — up nearly $2 trillion over 2024. The U.S. has a record 902 billionaires.
Stacker, the news and entertainment site compiled the richest billionaires in New Jersey using data from Forbes.
Among them, six reside in the Garden State and newly-named to this list is Bruce Springsteen.
These Jersey moguls have a combine net worth of $22.6 billion dollars.
Here’s what Forbes editors wrote about the Garden State billionaires:
No. 1 in New Jersey; No. 449 in the world
John Overdeck is the cofounder of Two Sigma, a quantitative investing powerhouse with $60 billion in assets under management. In high school he was a math prodigy who won a silver medal at the International Mathematical Olympiad at age 16 and has given $380 million through his family’s charitable foundation, which supports education. Overdeck also chairs Princeton’s Institute for Advanced Study.
No. 2 in New Jersey; No. 750 in the world
Peter Kellogg held a leadership position at the brokerage house Spear, Leeds & Kellogg several years after joining in 1973. In 2000, he sold the brokerage house to Goldman Sachs for $6.5 billion in cash and stock. He was also the CEO of IAT, until 2015 and still chairs. Kellogg has donated more than $4 million to the U.S. ski and snowboarding teams.
No. 3 in New Jersey; No. 1075 in the world today
Brian Venturo is cofounder and chief strategy officer of cloud computing company CoreWeave. He cofounded the company in 2017 and owns approximately 7%. Prior to CoreWeave, Venturo worked at Hudson Ridge Asset Management, which trades natural gas futures. CoreWeave’s biggest customers are Microsoft and OpenAI; it signed a $12 billion deal with the latter in March.
No. 4 in New Jersey; No. 1075 in the world today
Larry Robbins is founder and CEO of Glenview Capital Management, a New York hedge fund that oversees $2.6 billion in assets. In 2017, Robbins began serving as chairman of the Robin Hood Foundation, which fights poverty in New York City. Through his Robbins Family Foundation, he is an active supporter of education reform both in New York City and on the national level.
No. 5 in New Jersey; No. 2182 in the world
Duncan MacMillan cofounded financial data and media company Bloomberg LP in 1981 with Mike Bloomberg, Thomas Secunda and Charles Zegar. Prior to that MacMillan previously worked at investment bank Salomon Brothers to help Bloomberg with what was then called Innovative Market Systems. MacMillan is credited with designing many of Bloomberg LP’s computer systems.
No. 6. in New Jersey; No. 2943 in the world today
Bruce Springsteen, known as The Boss is one of New Jersey’s musical icons. Springsteen and his E Street Band met playing clubs along the Jersey Shore, most famously at Asbury Park’s The Stone Pony. Springsteen music growth spawns a fortune from five decades of touring and recording. Accolades include 20 Grammys, an Oscar, two Golden Globes, a special Tony award and inductions in both the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the Songwriters Hall of Fame. He’s sold over 140 million albums globally, with 21 studio albums, 10 live albums and seven EPs. In 2021, Springsteen sold his music catalog — his life’s work — to longtime label home Sony for a $500 million lump sum.

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