Carlyle, the US private equity firm, has decided to stop using placement agents to solicit money from public pension funds following the indictment of a New York state political figure to whom it paid $12m in finder's fees.
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Carlyle to stop placement agents soliciting public pension funds
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Russ Berrie ceases trading
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Wall Street investment banks may eliminate training programs
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Liontrust axes global equity team
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Hedge fund manager indicted for Ponzi scheme
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Crook to quit Federal politics
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Conde Nast will cease publication of Portfolio and Portfolio.com
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Reserve Bank removes last temporary liquidity facility
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Brigadier announces closing of $1.5 million private placement
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Credit Suisse calls end to gold bull run
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Brighter Minds Media, Inc. announces closing of brokered private placement
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Battle for deposits eases
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Fortis closes three hedge funds
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Lehman liquidates three investment funds
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PayPal retires Money Market Fund
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Brokers leaving money on the table
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Money managers cut long positions in Brent oil