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Mark Tresnowski 2006-05-01 Staff Writer <bold>Career path:</bold>University of Virginia School of Law, 1986; made partner at Kirkland & Ellis in 1992; took leave of absence from 1999 to 2004 to serve as general counsel for Allegiance Telecom, a Madison Dearborn portfolio company; joined Madis
Clifford Chance has welcomed back Edward Gander, three years after he went off to test appetite for a new fund of funds.
As a publicly listed, global private equity behemoth, 3i requires a sophisticated and diverse communications function.
FRONTLINE 2006-05-01 Staff Writer Compliance firm adds directorIMS Consulting, the UK asset management compliance consultant specializing in alternative investments, has appointed Stephen Burke as director of consulting. Burke has joined after 15 years with PricewaterhouseCoope
LPs' side letter requests can be many - and at times conflicting. When setting up a partnership agreement, GPs should be wary of overcommitting themselves.
US private equity firms ignore ‘golden parachute’ rules at their peril.
London-based firms have a demand for American IR talent.
A new EC Directive is likely to make extensive and costly demands.
Despite good intentions, Illinois' boycott on Sudan-related investments has gotten a state pension banned from at least one prominent private equity fund.
A dispute involving TH Lee Putnam further highlights the risks of using at-cost valuations for private equity portfolios.
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