A Blackstone executive said it had found fewer opportunities to invest in India after seeing public governance issues.
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Analysis: Wall Street Refiners takes the spotlight as JPMorgan exits physical commodities
As JPMorgan Chase & Co. prepared its physical commodities trading exit, the "Wall Street Refiners" were set to be in the spotlight.
Orco Property Group raises EUR 15 million from stake sale
Orco Property Group announced that they were able to raise a total of EUR15 million from stake sale.
Samara Capital gathers US$150 million for its second fund
Samara Capital announced that it is sealing the first round of financing for its second fund at US$150 million
PT Mandiri Manajemen Investasi set to buy consumer stocks upon rupiah stabilization
Indonesia's PT Mandiri Manajemen Investasi announced plans of acquiring addition consumer stocks upon stabilization of the rupiah.
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The International Monetary Fund forgoes Managing Director Lagarde's recommendation due to lack of United States support.
Bankruptcy court judge suspends charges made by employees and pension holders to bring focus of the case back into Detroit courtroom.
Federal Reserve must dissolve bond-buying program quickly, according to Richmond Fed leader Jeffrey Lacker.
Senate, backed by President Barack Obama and Education Secretary Arne Duncan, approved the bipartisan deal that would reverse spike in student interest loans.
Holding company JPMorgan Chase & Co. plans to quit the physical commodity business by selling physical trading assets Bear Stearns and RBS Sempra.
NYC Public Pension Funds seeks to create more partnerships even after it had pledged around US $1 billion to CVC Capital Partners and Apollo Global Management.
Barclays banks on issuing contingent convertible bonds (CoCos) to meet its obligations. Barclays Plc is looking to issue contingent convertible bonds (CoCos) in order to save money and still meet the three percent leverage ratio imposed by Prudential Regulations Authority, owned by the Bank of England.
