Dawn Lim is a reporter for Bloomberg News, specializing in covering the firms and people behind the rise of private equity. With a background in journalism from The Wall Street Journal, Dawn's work has been featured in various publications including Bloomberg-Quint, The Washington Post, Fortune, and more. She provides insights and analysis on the private equity industry and its impact on the global economy.
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By: Madlin Mekelburg, Nathan Place, Tobias Salinger, Katanga Johnson, Chris Dolmetsch, Dawn Lim, Michael Cohn, Lydia Beyoud, Rachel Witkowski
The wealth program at Kinecta Federal Credit Union is changing brokerage, RIA and custodian as the industry fights for recruits of all sizes in the channel.
Blackstone Inc. collected more fees from big retail funds and credit strategies during the first quarter, compensating for the slower pace of deal exits.
Blackstone Inc. collected more fees from big retail funds and credit strategies during the first quarter, compensating for the slower pace of deal exits.
By: Dawn Lim, Silas Brown
(Bloomberg) -- Blackstone Inc.'s credit chief played down his industry's rivalry with banks, even as the biggest alternative-asset managers rise to become major sources of financing across the economy.
Carlyle Group 's private equity dealmakers fueled first-quarter earnings that beat Wall Street estimates as they stepped up the pace of exiting deals.
Carlyle Group’s private equity dealmakers fueled first-quarter earnings that beat Wall Street estimates as they stepped up the pace of exiting deals.
By: Dawn Lim, Silas Brown
Like Apollo and KKR, the buyout giant is forging close ties with insurance firms as it hunts for new business and ready money. Regulators are starting to worry.
Blackstone Inc.’s credit chief played down his industry’s rivalry with banks, even as the biggest alternative-asset managers rise to become major sources of financing across the economy.
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By: Dawn Lim, Silas Brown
Blackstone Credit Chief Dellaert Downplays Rivalry With Banks
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