The Carlyle Group, a global private-equity firm with $246 billion in assets under management, is taking steps to integrate its buyout and growth strategies in the US.
From left to right: Annie Seelaus, Suzanne Shank, Sidney Dillard, and Ron Quigley. R. Seelaus; Siebert Williams Shank; Loop Capital; Mischler Financial Group; Samantha Lee/Insider
Diverse banks are strong in municipal bonds, but now these firms are eyeing corporate America. Read more here.
Morgan Stanley faced a raft of questions on its earnings call about its handling of Archegos. Its CEO, James Gorman, suggested agencies should take a closer look at family offices, and defended risk management. More on that here.
We spoke with Paul Knopp, who described how CEOs are planning for the future of work - including prioritizing ESGs, employee well-being, and corporate purpose. Here's what else he told us.
As Wall Street firms grapple with whether or not to host interns in person, HSBC has taken a different approach - letting interns choose for themselves. Read the bank's plans for its summer interns.
Siewert joined Goldman Sachs in 2012 from the US Treasury and played a key role in its rebrand. Now, he's headed to private-equity giant Warburg Pincus. Details on his transition.
