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The Carlyle Group s lending division has been a major focus of the firm s CEO, Kewsong Lee.
The credit team has nearly doubled its assets under management over the past four years.
These are 14 people leading Carlyle s $53 billion lending division.
One of Kewsong Lee s biggest priorities as CEO of The Carlyle Group has been to build out a lending division that offers new financial products for investors and serves as a true equal to its long-standing private-equity team, which has bought thousands of companies over its 34 years of existence, from the luxury fashion brand Golden Goose to the digital-content company Getty Images.
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POWER PLAYERS: Meet 14 Carlyle execs leading the firm s $53 billion lending division that s been on a tear recently
POWER PLAYERS: Meet 14 Carlyle execs leading the firm s $53 billion lending division that s been on a tear recently
Casey Sullivan,Reed AlexanderJan 25, 2021, 22:22 IST
We profiled 14 leaders on Carlyle s $53 billion lending division.The Carlyle Group; Samantha Lee/Business Insider
The Carlyle Group s lending division has been a major focus of the firm s CEO Kewsong Lee.
The credit team has nearly doubled its assets under management over the past four years.
These are 14 people leading Carlyle s $53 billion lending division.
One of Kewsong Lee s biggest priorities as CEO of The Carlyle Group has been to build out a lending division that offers new financial products for investors and serves as a true equal to its longstanding private-equity team, which has bought thousands of companies over its 34 years of existence, from luxury fashion brand Golden Goose t
By IPE staff2021-01-19T17:37:00+00:00
Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP Investments), Greystar Real Estate Partners and Cyrela Brazil Realty have created a Brazilian multifamily development venture with SKR.
The partnership will own and operate a purpose-built 220-unit rental multifamily project in the Pinheiros/Rebouças district of São Paulo expected to be delivered in 2023, making it the first institutionally-owned and operated multifamily platform in Brazil.
Hilary Spann, managing director and CPP Investments Americas real estate head, said: “CPP Investments continues to see increasing demand in the rental multifamily sector in Brazil, which will particularly benefit developers of modern, high-quality residential space.”
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - On Tuesday, January 19th, the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP Investments), which manages around C$456.7 billion (R$1.9 trillion) in pension assets on behalf of the 20 million contributors and beneficiaries of the Canada Pension Plan, announced that it is part of an investment consortium including Greystar Real Estate Partners and Cyrela Brazil that will partner with Brazilian real estate developer SKR to develop, own and operate a purpose-built multifamily rental project in the Pinheiros/Rebouças district of São Paulo.
With completion expected in 2023, CPP says the asset . . .
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Montreal’s Desmarais family and a group of financial institutions have launched a $1-billion investment fund to buy into solar and wind energy projects in the latest show of Canadian financial might for the renewable sector.
The sustainable energy unit of Power Corp., the family holding company, has partnered with Desjardins Group, Great-West Lifeco, National Bank of Canada and Switzerland’s Après-demain SA to seek out investments in Canada and the United States. The new fund, called Power Sustainable Energy Infrastructure Partnership, aims to invest the money over the next 24 to 36 months.