Dawn Lim
Reporter at Bloomberg News
@Bloomberg @business reporter. Covering the firms and people behind private equity, and all they reach. ex-@wsj. [email protected]
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6 days ago |
bloomberglinea.com | Dawn Lim |Michael Nagle
Bloomberg — El presidente de Blackstone Inc. (BX), Jon Gray, afirmó que los gobiernos que actúen con rapidez para resolver la incertidumbre derivada de los nuevos aranceles estadounidenses reducirán las repercusiones y reforzarán la confianza de los inversores. “Una resolución más rápida de la diplomacia arancelaria conducirá a mejores resultados para la economía real y los mercados”, dijo Gray en una entrevista previa a los resultados del primer trimestre de Blackstone.
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6 days ago |
wealthmanagement.com | Dawn Lim
(Bloomberg) -- Blackstone Inc.’s new credit fund for individuals is set to debut on May 1, testing investors’ appetite to venture beyond bonds into alternatives in a volatile time for public markets. President Jon Gray told analysts Thursday the firm plans to launch the fund in the adviser channel on that day.
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6 days ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Dawn Lim
Blackstone Inc. President Jon Gray said governments that act swiftly to resolve the uncertainty from new US tariffs will reduce the fallout and bolster investor confidence. “Faster resolution of the tariff diplomacy will lead to better outcomes for the real economy and markets,” Gray said in an interview ahead of Blackstone’s first-quarter results. It reported muted exits for key businesses during the period as US President Donald Trump’s tariff threats stoked trade tensions.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Dawn Lim
Jon Gray(Bloomberg) -- Blackstone Inc.’s new credit fund for individuals is set to debut on May 1, testing investors’ appetite to venture beyond bonds into alternatives in a volatile time for public markets. President Jon Gray told analysts Thursday the firm plans to launch the fund in the adviser channel on that day.
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1 week ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Dawn Lim
Blackstone Inc. President Jon Gray said governments that act swiftly to resolve the uncertainty from new US tariffs will reduce the fallout and bolster investor confidence. “Faster resolution of the tariff diplomacy will lead to better outcomes for the real economy and markets,” Gray said in an interview ahead of Blackstone’s first-quarter results. It reported muted exits for key businesses during the period as US President Donald Trump’s tariff threats stoked trade tensions.
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