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  • Credit Suisse’s Klein Loses the Deal of His Life as Plans for First Boston Collapse
    28 Mar 2023—Bloomberg
    Not long ago, Michael Klein had a happy message for unhappy bankers at Credit Suisse Group AG: We’re going to get rich. Things aren’t quite turning out that way. Klein – Midas of M&A, money-whisperer to Saudi royals – just lost the deal of his life. And, along with it, a shot at C-suite glory and a personal payday stretching upward of $200 million. The Wall Street rainmaker’s grand plans for turning around the Swiss bank and reviving the First Boston name have all but collapsed now that UBS...
  • Carlyle’s Search for New CEO Is Seen Stretching Into Next Year
    19 Dec 2022—Bloomberg
    Carlyle Group Inc.’s search for a new chief executive officer is expected to extend into the new year, dashing hopes among investors and insiders for a swift resolution to its leadership limbo. The board has a list of candidates that includes credit head Mark Jenkins, 55, and private equity investment chief Pete Clare, 57, though it’s debating whether the job should go to someone from the outside, according to people familiar with the deliberations. It was still interviewing external...
  • School of Quant: At $29,000, a Public NYC College Outclasses Princeton
    15 Dec 2022—Bloomberg
    New York’s Baruch College offers a no-frills financial engineering course that’s feeding some of the world’s most elite global trading firms. Princeton has its Gothic spires, MIT its Great Dome. But for a no-frills lesson in 21st-century finance, head to a lackluster high-rise on Manhattan’s East 25th Street — AKA, Bernard Baruch Way. Nine flights up, along scuffed linoleum hallways, a handful of math-loving graduate students consider equations that would make most people’s heads hurt. On the...
  • Blackstone Raises $8 Billion for Long-Term Private Equity Fund
    26 Oct 2020—Bloomberg
    Blackstone Group Inc.’s private equity business raised $8 billion for a fund that aims to hold companies for longer periods than its typical investments. The firm’s second core private equity fund will be more than 70% larger than its first, which closed in 2016. Investments will focus on essential business services and companies with compelling intellectual property or content, Joe Baratta, Blackstone’s global head of private equity, said in an interview. The group’s previous long-term fund...
  • How Private Equity Is Ruining American Health Care
    —Bloomberg
    SHARE THIS ARTICLE Share Tweet Post Email Not long after Gavin Newsom, the governor of California, ordered the state’s 40 million residents to stay home to stop the spread of the new coronavirus, Dr. Greg Morganroth called his team of doctors and said their dermatology group was staying open. Morganroth is chief executive officer of the California Skin Institute, which he founded in 2007 as a single office in Mountain View. He’s since expanded to more than 40 locations using a financing...

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