Miriam Gottfried is a reporter covering private equity for The Wall Street Journal. She has also written for Yahoo Finance, Financial News, MarketWatch, and Private Equity News. Miriam's articles focus on the latest developments and trends in the private equity industry, including deals, earnings, and notable figures in the sector.
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Miriam Gottfried's coverage is heavily focused on finance and business, particularly private sector announcements and investment analysis. She frequently covers news related to specific companies within the finance industry, with a focus on investment opportunities and financial performance.
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By: Miriam Gottfried
It might be getting easier for individual investors to tap in to the opaque world of private markets. BlackRock plans to offer wealthy investors a way to access areas such as private equity and private credit in an attempt to build a new revenue stream. The asset manager is joining with private-equity firm Partners Group to create a so-called model portfolio that wealth advisers could use to help clients invest in a variety of private-market offerings in one fell swoop.
By: Miriam Gottfried, Alexandra Bruell
The German media company agreed with its largest shareholder to split its classifieds business from its media operations.
By: Alexandra Bruell, Miriam Gottfried
The German media company agreed with KKR, its largest shareholder, to split its classifieds business from its media operations. Find out more:
By: Alexandra Bruell, Miriam Gottfried
German media company to split news business from classifieds
By: Miriam Gottfried
A co-head of KKR’s global private-equity business wants to change a 1974 law governing employee stock-ownership plans.
By: Miriam Gottfried
More men are staying home to facilitate the complex juggle of family life and their wives’ high-powered careers.
More men are staying home to facilitate the complex juggle of family life and their wives' high-powered careers.
By: Miriam Gottfried
Swedish firm EQT thinks private equity is still a growth business. That may seem like an obvious stance for a private-equity firm, but EQT’s U.S. competitors haven’t been as hot on the asset class of late.Rivals such as Apollo Global Management, KKR and Blackstone have recently touted the [expans
By: Lauren Thomas, Alexander Saeedy, Miriam Gottfried, Annamaria Andriotis
Financiers, ready for dealmaking, are no longer scared to embrace the former president.
By: Miriam Gottfried
Blackstone wants to make private equity a bigger part of wealthy investors’ portfolios. The firm’s private-equity fund for the rich has attracted $6 billion since launching in January, returning 9.2% through September. Much of that growth has come from investing in the same array of deals as Blackstone’s traditional private-equity funds for institutional investors.
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