Alex Nicoll
Private Equity Reporter at Business Insider
"fringe reporter" - CEO of a S&P 500-listed company. @InsiderUnion member and @BusinessInsider private equity reporter. he/him.
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1 week ago |
businessinsider.de | Alex Nicoll
Die Wall Street erfährt ein hohes Wachstum. Blackstone/Neuberger Berman/Ardian Auf dem Wiederverkaufsmarkt für Buyout-Fonds war noch nie so viel los wie heute. Business Insider hat führende Investoren in diesem Bereich nach ihren besten Tipps zur Effizienz am Arbeitsplatz gefragt.
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businessinsider.com | Kaja Whitehouse |Alex Nicoll |Henry Blodget
Verdun Perry,Global head of Blackstone Strategic PartnersOur team does anywhere between 100 to 150 deals a year. We use our knowledge, footprint, and familiarity with the GPs and their underlying companies and assets to determine very quickly the deals that aren't worth our time. Every week, we have a team meeting over lunch to talk about resource allocation, and we talk about every single deal. We assess which deals are not high quality or high probability.
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businessinsider.com | Kaja Whitehouse |Alex Nicoll |Henry Blodget
A career in private equity often conjures up images of high-stakes dealmaking, billion-dollar buyouts, and sharply dressed financiers turning companies around. According to Steve Schwarzman, the billionaire cofounder of Blackstone, it also means embracing change. In a June 4 talk with the firm's 170-plus interns, the firm's CEO and chairman suggested its summer trainees learn to go with the flow if they really want to make it in the fast-changing world of Wall Street.
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businessinsider.com | Kaja Whitehouse |Alex Nicoll |Henry Blodget
More Wall Street executives are getting paid like private equity bosses — a trend that's only going to continue as the lines between public and private markets blur, according to a new report. Wall Street compensation firm Johnson Associates released a report this month predicting that more investment banks and traditional asset managers will start paying their executives with a form of compensation traditionally associated with the private equity industry.
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yahoo.com | Reed Alexander |Emmalyse Brownstein |Alex Nicoll
JPMorgan recently drew a line in the sand over private equity's recruiting of its newbie bankers. Within days, Apollo and General Atlantic said they would bow out of the practice this year. Here are some of the other factors that may have played a role in their decision. When Jamie Dimon speaks, people listen. Early last week, the JPMorgan CEO blasted the practice of private equity firms hiring junior bankers for future-dated jobs.
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