This content is from: Corner Office Fee Earnings Haven’t Peaked Yet for Blackstone, KKR, and Other Alts Managers The stocks of alternative asset managers have been surging on the back of 2018’s tax cuts — and have more room to run, an analyst argues. Julie Segal July 18, 2018
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This content is from: Corner Office PAAMCO Co-CEOs Girish Reddy and Jane Buchan to Step Down The pair will transition to advisory roles, with Buchan planning to stay through the end of the year before leaving to launch her own quant fund in 2019. Amanda Cantrell July 17, 2018
This content is from: Corner Office Lloyd Blankfein Steps Down as Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon, the firm’s president and co-chief operating officer, has officially been tapped to succeed Blankfein as chairman and chief executive. Alicia McElhaney July 17, 2018
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This content is from: Corner Office Capital Constellation Pours $150 Million Into Private Investment Firm Ara Partners Julie Segal July 16, 2018
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This content is from: Portfolio The 2018 Hedge Fund Rising Stars: Bringing the Hustle Stephen Taub June 28, 2018
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This content is from: Culture SEC Fines EnCap for Allegedly Violating Pay-to-Play Rules Alicia McElhaney July 11, 2018
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