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Friday Letter Market timingDespite the poor stock performance of its private equity rivals, the time may be ripe for Carlyle to go public.
- Friday Letter Early bird specials
While private equity real estate firms always offered fee breaks to large investors willing to commit to first closes, it is becoming increasingly clear that competition in giving such incentives is heating up.
- Friday Letter To dip or not to dip
A long-time New York real estate operator is pondering the launch of its first commingled investment fund. The wisdom of testing new waters during the current fundraising environment, however, is debatable.
- PERE ASIA ROUNDTABLE 2010: Sino watching
Events in China’s economy increasingly are rivalling those in the US, according to this year’s roundtable participants. Still, they are more preoccupied with how the investor community at large is eyeing their industry. PERE Magazine December/January 2010/2011 issue.
- Georgia: the comeback
After attempting PPPs under a 2003 law that didn’t result in any closed deals, Georgia’s up and running again with a new PPP law and a new team. This time, success will hinge on a fourth ‘P’: ‘personality’.
- Buying the Bank
Private equity firms are doing more in Europe than simply looking to buy loan portfolios from financial institutions – they want to buy whole banks. By Robin Marriott.
- Quadrangle slams Rattner
The firm has accused its departed co-founder of 'unethical' conduct in a pension pay-to-play scandal. Rattner denies the accusation.
- Former New York CIO pleads guilty
David Loglisci, one of the central figures in a wide-ranging pension pay-to-play scandal, said he was instructed by 'senior officials' to only approve investment managers given the okay by political operative Hank Morris.
- Former Carlyle exec joins New Jersey Investment Council
Carlyle's Robert Grady and Byrne Asset Management exec Tom Byrne have been appointed to the 13-member pension investment council. Jeff Oram, a director at Marcus & Millichap, has also been appointed.
- Ex-Carlyle pro Grady declines NJ treasurer job
Robert Grady, who ran Carlyle’s venture funds for several years, has rejected the role of treasurer in the administration of New Jersey Governor-elect Chris Christie.