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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By: Miriam Gottfried
Blackstone posted lower quarterly earnings, with profit hit by a decline in the value of its real-estate investments. “It does feel like something of an inflection point,” Blackstone President Jonathan Gray told The Wall Street Journal. Gray said Blackstone is also starting to see real-estate values bottoming out.
The former Morgan Stanley executive and ambassador to Israel will focus on strategic initiatives and client relationships.
By: Miriam Gottfried
Shares of Carlyle rose more than 9% in morning trading after the private-equity firm shared new financial targets for 2024 and highlighted its strategic priorities. Chief Executive Harvey Schwartz, who just marked one year at the helm of the firm, is trying to close the gap with peers whose shares have outperformed Carlyle’s. **Here’s what the market is cheering:** + As part of its fourth-quarter 2023 earnings report, Carlyle announced a change in its compensation structure that will award more performance-linked carried interest income to its employees, while setting aside more of its fee-related earnings for shareholders. + Carlyle boosted its share buyback capacity for 2024 to $1.4 billion from a previous $400 million.
By: Miriam Gottfried
The private-equity billionaire has donated more than half a billion dollars for artificial-intelligence education and research.
By: Miriam Gottfried
The private-equity billionaire has donated more than half a billion dollars for artificial-intelligence education and research.
By: Miriam Gottfried
After a string of acquisitions, the firm now manages more than $260 billion in alternative assets like private credit.
By: Miriam Gottfried
After a string of acquisitions, the firm now manages more than $260bn in alternative assets like private credit
By: Miriam Gottfried
Shares of Carlyle Group are down 8% in recent trading after the private-equity firm reported first-quarter earnings. Investors are eyeing the performance of Carlyle’s main private-equity fund raised in 2018, which fell below the threshold for the firm to collect its share of carried interest after crossing above it in the prior quarter. Revenue for the quarter fell 20%, to $688.4 million, Carlyle said.
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