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  • El-Erian leaves Harvard to rejoin PIMCO(4)
    Jennifer Harris- 4 January 2013

    Harvard University's endowment is left without a head, as Mohamed El-Erian has left the $35 billion endowment for a senior role at PIMCO, where he'll lead a push into alternatives.

  • El-Erian leaves Harvard to rejoin PIMCO(3)
    Jennifer Harris- 4 January 2013

    Harvard University's endowment is left without a head, as Mohamed El-Erian has left the $35 billion endowment for a senior role at PIMCO, where he'll lead a push into alternatives.

  • El-Erian leaves Harvard to rejoin PIMCO(2)
    Jennifer Harris- 4 January 2013

    Harvard University's endowment is left without a head, as Mohamed El-Erian has left the $35 billion endowment for a senior role at PIMCO, where he'll lead a push into alternatives.

  • El-Erian leaves Harvard to rejoin PIMCO
    Jennifer Harris- 4 January 2013

    Harvard University's endowment is left without a head, as Mohamed El-Erian has left the $35 billion endowment for a senior role at PIMCO, where he'll lead a push into alternatives.

  • Banks, Cerberus to absorb $12bn Chrysler loans(3)
    Amanda Janis- 4 January 2013

    A JPMorgan-led group of banks has reportedly been left holding the bag for $10 billion in loans relating to the Chrysler deal, while buyer Cerberus and seller Daimler will shoulder another $2 billion. Earlier today, underwriters of KKR’s Alliance Boots deal also postponed debt syndication.

  • Banks, Cerberus to absorb $12bn Chrysler loans(2)
    Amanda Janis- 4 January 2013

    A JPMorgan-led group of banks has reportedly been left holding the bag for $10 billion in loans relating to the Chrysler deal, while buyer Cerberus and seller Daimler will shoulder another $2 billion. Earlier today, underwriters of KKR’s Alliance Boots deal also postponed debt syndication.

  • Banks, Cerberus to absorb $12bn Chrysler loans
    Amanda Janis- 4 January 2013

    A JPMorgan-led group of banks has reportedly been left holding the bag for $10 billion in loans relating to the Chrysler deal, while buyer Cerberus and seller Daimler will shoulder another $2 billion. Earlier today, underwriters of KKR’s Alliance Boots deal also postponed debt syndication.

  • Big man on campus
    Paul Fruchbom- 30 December 2012

    Mohamed El-Erian, the newly appointed head of Harvard Management Company, brings serious credentials as an emerging markets investor to the influential endowment.