Leonard Kehnscherper is a Breaking News Editor at various esteemed outlets. He specializes in finance, investment, and financial markets, with a focus on alternative investments, asset management, and retirement planning. Leonard's work has been featured in prominent publications including Insurance Journal, Bloomberg Law, and Fortune, among others.
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Leonard's coverage predominantly focuses on finance and the economy, particularly in relation to London. This indicates an interest in articles that examine economic data, investment analysis, and trends affecting the job market, housing market, inflation rates, and retail sector within this geographic area.
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By: Leonard Kehnscherper, Jan-Henrik Foerster
Professional services, including law firms, accountancies and consulting firms, are likely to be the next sector to face disruption from artificial intelligence, according to Apollo Global Management Inc.’s co-president, Scott Kleinman.
By: Jan-Henrik Foerster, Dani Burger, Leonard Kehnscherper
A “constipated” private equity industry must compromise on price to shift assets built up in the boom era, and some buyout houses could disappear altogether, senior executives say.
By: Leonard Kehnscherper, Dani Burger
The importance of artificial intelligence for private equity portfolios can’t be overemphasized as managers look to prepare businesses they own for rampant technological change, according to CVC Capital Partners Plc.
By: Silas Brown, Meg Short, Leonard Kehnscherper
Private capital’s problems are more perception than reality.
By: Leonard Kehnscherper
UK wealth manager Rathbones Group Plc is expecting to incur £60 million ($80.4 million) of additional costs over the next two years, as it addresses issues found in a watchdog review into how it treats its customers.
By: Leonard Kehnscherper, Silla Brush, Claudia Cohen
Amundi became Europe’s largest fund firm with the help of acquisitions. But after years without a major takeover, rivals are catching up.
By: Jan-Henrik Foerster, Leonard Kehnscherper
Frankfurter Leben, the life insurance consolidator controlled by China’s Fosun International Ltd., is preparing to bid for Athora Holding Ltd.’s German unit, people with knowledge of the process said.
By: Crystal Tse, Natasha Voase, Leonard Kehnscherper
Segro Plc investors are pushing Prologis Inc. to improve its all-stock offer for the UK’s largest publicly traded property company, a £12.6 billion ($16.6 billion) deal that would come with a pipeline of data center assets.
By: Leonard Kehnscherper, Arno Schuetze
DWS Group, the asset management arm of Deutsche Bank AG, is planning a rebrand to boost its visibility with institutional clients beyond its German home market.
By: Arno Schuetze, Leonard Kehnscherper
DWS, die Vermögensverwaltungssparte der Deutschen Bank, will sich in Deutsche Asset Management umbenennen, um ihre Sichtbarkeit bei institutionellen Kunden über den deutschen Heimatmarkt hinaus steigern, wie mit der Angelegenheit vertraute Personen berichten.
