Private Equity

Moral: It’s best not to get Oaktree’s Ken Liang angry.

It doesn’t sound like Merrick Garland is looking as kindly on the GPB boys as Bill Barr.

The rock of respectability has rolled back down the Alps.

You mean to tell me that SoftBank and the Swiss joined forces to back a loser?

You can say and do whatever you want to a dolly-bird tart in old Blighty, as long as she can’t raise the money you need.

What else could you ask for?

Aiming for bankruptcy court, the private equity giant finds itself in Indiana civil court.

It’s a surprisingly tough job, but someone’s got to do it.

Because in addition to “unemployed,” he can also now call himself “whistleblower.”

He did do twice as much not wrong as previously reported, and is almost 70, so…

His obituary will now include lines like, “providing aid and comfort to an insurrectionist” and, maybe, “man whose odiousness inspired the legislative dismantling of the private equity industry.”

And Carnival has a bold plan for 2022.

Timing is everything in philanthropy.

The SPAC-and-IPO party on Wall Street will have to stand in for the traditional holiday festivities this year.

After the biggest names in the game reject Saudi money.

York Capital is going private equity because the hedge fund thing is not working out.

At least, for now.

And they’ve seen him rap and eat.