The Carlyle Group has appointed former Goldman Sachs Inc executive Harvey Schwartz as the company’s new CEO. Schwartz will take control of the Washington D.C.-based private equity firm on Feb. 15.
Incoming Carlyle Chief Executive Officer Harvey Schwartz, said, “I am thrilled to be joining Carlyle, a premier investment firm with a world-class brand and differentiated global platform ...
comes after Carlyle tapped former Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (NYSE: GS) executive Harvey Schwartz to be its next CEO. Clare had reportedly been one of two internal candidates in the running for the ...
Investing.com -- Carlyle Group Inc (NASDAQ:CG) has announced that it has appointed investment banking veteran Harvey Schwartz as its new chief executive officer. In a statement confirming earlier ...
When Carlyle Group hired Goldman Sachs Group alumnus Harvey Schwartz as its new CEO in early February, it made increasing the alternatives manager's stock price a top priority as shares have ...
Carlyle Group veteran and chief investment officer of its corporate private equity business, Peter Clare, will retire on April 30, weeks after the buyout firm named former Goldman Sachs Inc executive ...
Carlyle Group Inc. who has become synonymous with its buyouts business, is leaving after being passed over for the top job at the private equity firm. Clare — chief investment officer of ...
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The Carlyle Group Inc. (NASDAQ: CG)’s stock price has decreased by -0.56 compared to its previous closing price of 30.26.
Incoming Carlyle Chief Executive Officer Harvey Schwartz, said, "I am thrilled to be joining Carlyle, a premier investment firm with a world-class brand and differentiated global platform ...
D’Aniello. Clare’s departure paves the way for Carlyle’s new CEO, former Goldman Sachs Group Inc. Co-President Harvey Schwartz, to remake the firm in his own right. The board expects Schwartz, 58, to ...
