Chris Cumming is a reporter for The Wall Street Journal and Financial News, specializing in private equity and finance. His work has also been featured in Private Equity News and Yahoo Finance. Chris covers a range of topics including fundraising, deals, investments, and market trends in the private equity industry.
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Chris Cumming's coverage mainly focuses on the private equity and investment industry, with a significant emphasis on fundraising, investments, and financial markets. He appears to be interested in data-driven analysis and government announcements related to these topics. To effectively reach out to Chris, provide well-researched insights into recent fundraising trends or investment strategies within the private equity sector. Additionally, consider offering expert commentary or exclusive data that sheds light on regulatory changes impacting the industry at a national level in the United States.
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By: Chris Cumming
Investors and business groups dispute regulator’s role and new disclosure mandates for the $26tn industry
The private-equity firm swung to quarterly loss but saw its stock-price rise after it unveiled a pay overhaul that will give investors a bigger piece of management fees.
By: Chris Cumming
Carlyle also announced a fundraising target for 2024 of $40bn
At an $11 billion valuation, the deal would be among the largest recent private-equity transactions.
By: Chris Cumming
The US Treasury Department is extending anti-money laundering rules to private equity, venture capital and hedge funds
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By: Chris Cumming
Buyout firms in 2024 have turned away from a strategy that antitrust authorities say unfairly reduces competition.
By: Chris Cumming
The New York private-equity manager’s stock rose after it exceeded third-quarter earnings targets.
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