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Lee Stern departs KKR for Levine LeichtmanA prominent member of KKR’s mezzanine team has joined Levine Leichtman Capital Partners where he will help lead the firm’s credit strategies investment team.
- US law firm settles in pay-to-play case
Manatt Phelps, which took a fee from an LA buyout firm for arranging a CalPERS meeting, has agreed to pay a fine and accepted a five-year ban on facilitating business with New York pension funds.
- PEC adds 18 members, changes name
The Washington, DC trade group has more than doubled its membership to include mid-market firms, and has created a committee to consider issues relating to the small and mid-market.
- Quadrangle slams Rattner
The firm has accused its departed co-founder of 'unethical' conduct in a pension pay-to-play scandal. Rattner denies the accusation.
- Wetherly settles with Cuomo, exits placement business
The Los Angeles-based firm will pay $1m to the New York Common pension fund and has agreed to exit the placement business.
- Wetherly first placement firm to settle with Cuomo
The Los Angeles-based firm will pay $1m to the New York Common pension and has agreed to exit the placement business.
- Riverstone founder to pay $20m to resolve scandal probe
Riverstone has already paid $30m to settle its case in the ongoing New York Common pay-to-play investigation.
- Cuomo seeks to convert NY Common to board model
New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo has introduced legislation with several state senators to jettison the state’s single trustee model in favor of a board of trustees.
- Meyer pleads guilty, faces 4 years in prison
The founder of private equity advisory firm Aldus Equity, Saul Meyer, has admitted to having knowingly engaged in pay-to-play corruption in New York and New Mexico.
- Four GPs receive 'pay-to-play' wrist slaps
Levine Leichtman, HM Capital, Access Capital and Falconhead Capital will pay a total of $4.5m to settle with the New York attorney general’s office.