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Tax Hikes Loom for UK Banks as Labour Searches for Revenue
John Healey, UK chancellor of the exchequer.Photographer: Sirachai Arunrugstichai/Bloomberg October 22, 2026 at 2:25 PM UTC Welcome to Bloomberg’s Banking Monitor.
Retail Investors Keep Fleeing Private Credit, and Some Firms Are Ready to Pounce
Marc Rowan, chief executive officer of Apollo Global ManagementPhotographer: Michael Nagle/Bloomberg April 8, 2026 at 11:00 AM UTC Welcome to Going Private.
Proxy Advisers Glass Lewis, ISS Probed by US Antitrust Regulator Original
The is investigating whether proxy advisory firms and breached US antitrust laws by guiding shareholders on how to vote on politically charged topics, according to people familiar with the matter. The probe is in its early stages, according to people familiar with the matter, who asked not to be identified because the investigation isn’t public. “Glass Lewis has always conducted its business in a fair, ethical lawful manner,” a spokesperson for Glass Lewis said in a statement.
Proxy Advisers Glass Lewis, ISS Probed by US Antitrust Regulator
Signage outside the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) headquarters in Washington, DC, US, on Friday, Feb. 17, 2023.
CEO of Canada's Biggest Pension Blasts 'Winner-Take-All' Market
Advertisement 1 Canada Pension Plan Investment Board is staying away from the US stock market, which is too heavily concentrated in a handful of big technology firms, according to its chief executive officer, John Graham. Article content (Bloomberg) — Canada Pension Plan Investment Board is staying away from the US stock market, which is too heavily concentrated in a handful of big technology firms, according to its chief executive officer, John Graham.
CEO of Canada’s Biggest Pension Blasts ‘Winner-Take-All’ Market
President and CEO of the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board John Graham (Bloomberg) -- Canada Pension Plan Investment Board is wary of the surge in the US stock market, which is too heavily concentrated in a handful of big technology firms,...
Sequoia’s 15-Year-Old Bet on Buy-Now, Pay-Later Firm Finally Pays Off
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Apollo, KKR Executives Share a Dire Prediction About Certain Buyout Firms
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Apollo’s Zelter Predicts ‘Washout’ With Some PE Firms Dissolving
The prolonged fundraising slowdown for private equity isn’t going to reverse course anytime soon and poses an existential crisis for certain firms, according to President . “I don’t expect a massive monetization cycle to hit,” Zelter said Tuesday at the Barclays Global Financial Services Conference.
Apollo’s Zelter Predicts ‘Washout’ With Some PE Firms Dissolving
Apollo Global Management President Jim Zelter (Bloomberg) -- The prolonged fundraising slowdown for private equity isn’t going to reverse course anytime soon and poses an existential crisis for certain firms, according to Apollo Global Management...
Private Equity Invents New Ways to Gin Up Cash in Deal Drought
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Meta’s $29 Billion Deal Exemplifies the High Financial Stakes of AI
Welcome to Going Private, Bloomberg’s twice-weekly newsletter about private markets and the forces moving capital away from the public eye. Today, we look at Apollo’s financial wizardry and BlackRock’s VC ambitions.
Pershing, de Bill Ackman, revela una participación de US$1.300 millones en Amazon
Bloomberg — Pershing Square Capital Management reveló que la participación que estaba construyendo en Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN) ascendía a casi US$1.300 millones a fines de junio.
Ackman’s Pershing Details $1.3 Billion Size of Amazon Stake Original
revealed that the stake it was building totaled nearly $1.3 billion at the end of June. ’s firm first disclosed that it had built a new stake in the e-commerce company during an analyst call in May , after the stock tumbled more than 30% earlier this year over concerns about the generative AI boom and US tariffs. A regulatory filing Thursday showed that Pershing had accumulated more than 5.8 million Amazon shares.
Ackman’s Pershing Details $1.3 Billion Size of Amazon Stake
Packages at an Amazon Fulfillment center in Robbinsville, New Jersey. (Bloomberg) -- Pershing Square Capital Management revealed that the Amazon.com Inc. stake it was building totaled nearly $1.3 billion at the end of June.
Figma IPO Surges Past $20 Billion It Would Have Gotten From Adobe Deal
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Blackstone Executive’s Death in Mass Shooting Rattles Private Capital Industry
In today’s edition of Going Private, we reflect on the tragedy at Blackstone’s New York City headquarters and the sudden loss of one of the industry's rising stars. If you’re not already on our list, sign up here. Have feedback?
Construction Costs to ‘Go Up Radically,’ Prologis CEO Says Original
Workers at a home under construction in Tucson, Arizona.
Private Equity Firms Bet on Rivals’ Funds as Deal Slowdown Persists
Welcome to Going Private, Bloomberg’s twice-weekly newsletter about private markets and the forces moving capital away from the public eye. Today, we look at private equity’s new favorite bet and watered-down guidance for so-called shadow banks.
Venture Capital-Backed Firms Are Still Wary of the Public Markets
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Alternative Asset Managers Look to Invest Billions in Europe
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Spate of New Deals Unveil Deep Shift in Private Equity Takeovers
Welcome to Going Private, Bloomberg’s twice-weekly newsletter about private markets and the forces moving capital away from the public eye. Today, we examine the growing convergence of private and public markets, bleak prospects for up-and-coming venture capitalists and a rare private credit auction. But first, a look at how private equity firms are revolutionizing the way they finance buyouts. If you’re not already on our list, sign up here. Have feedback?
Blackstone, Apollo Capitalize on America’s Surging Demand for Electricity
Welcome to Going Private, Bloomberg’s twice-weekly newsletter about private markets and the forces moving capital away from the public eye. Today, we take a look at how surging electricity consumption in the US is a boon for alternative investment firms, and how some firms are breathing new life into old private equity assets. And finally, the CEO of Morningstar shares his plan for getting ahead of the big three credit rating agencies. If you’re not already on our list, sign up here. Have feedback?
Ворен Бафет го намали уделот во банкарски акции
Сподели ја веста WhatsApp Viber Link copied Copy link Берзи 16 мај 2025, 09:30 „Беркшир Хатавеј“ (Berkshire Hathaway Inc.) на Ворен Бафет не направи големи купувања за време на падот на пазарот што ѝ претходеше на трговската војна на претседателот Доналд Трамп. Наместо тоа, ги намали или продаде своите удели во финансиски акции во текот на првиот квартал.
Private Equity-Owned Firms Are Turning Creditors Into Winners and Losers Original
This article is for subscribers only. Welcome to Going Private, Bloomberg’s twice-weekly newsletter about private markets and the forces moving capital away from the public eye. Today, we parse Carlyle CEO Harvey Schwartz’s comments on his firm’s M&A strategy and scrutinize the efforts of a KKR star to expand his firm’s real estate unit. But first, we look at new reports of fierce competition between creditors. If you’re not already on our list, sign up here. Have feedback?
Private Equity Flocks to Middle East as Tariffs Dim Hopes for US Deals
Welcome to Going Private, Bloomberg’s twice-weekly newsletter about private markets and the forces moving capital away from the public eye. Today, we take a look at new developments in a $19 billion infrastructure deal rife with political complications; European tycoons going to extreme lengths to fight their creditors; and Canadian pensions steering clear of their neighbor to the south. But first, we take a look at why private equity firms are betting on the Middle East.
Private Credit Firms Get $1 Trillion Boost From The Competition
The relationship between traditional lenders — i.e., banks — and their private credit competitors can best be described as complicated. This article is for subscribers only. Welcome to Going Private, Bloomberg’s twice-weekly newsletter about private markets and the forces moving capital away from the public eye. Today, we take a look at how money managers are trying to bring private investing to the masses. But first, we delve into why US banks are financing their biggest competitors.
401(k) Plans Open Up a $12 Trillion Opportunity for Alternative Asset Giants
Alternative asset managers have a hankering for your 401(k) savings. This article is for subscribers only. Welcome to Going Private, Bloomberg’s twice-weekly newsletter about private markets and the forces moving capital away from the public eye. Today, we take a look at private equity’s campaign to get into your 401(k) and to put the DA back in Ebitda. When it’s not revolutionizing retirement or tax law, the industry is spending its days trying to be more like Warren Buffett.
Money Managers Rush to Invest in The World’s ‘Essential Plumbing’
Welcome to Going Private, Bloomberg’s twice-weekly newsletter about private markets and the forces moving capital away from the public eye. Today, we look at an infrastructure billionaire, an unlikely alliance between banks and direct lenders and the allure of junk. If you’re not already on our list, sign up here. Have feedback?
Ray Dalio não vê cortes de juros ‘significativos’ pelo Fed
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Ray Dalio Doesn’t See the Fed Making ‘Significant’ Rate Cuts Original
Billionaire investor Ray Dalio doesn’t anticipate the Federal Reserve making “significant cuts in rates” after policymakers slashed the federal funds rate by a half-percentage point.
Blackstone CEO Schwarzman Says ‘Numbers Justify’ Fitch Downgrade
Steve Schwarzman said Fitch Ratings’ downgrade of the US long-term credit rating was appropriate after multiple debt-limit standoffs. “The numbers justify it, regrettably,” the Blackstone Inc. chief executive officer said on CNBC Friday. “We’ve had an explosion of debt since the global financial crisis.
Blackstone CEO Schwarzman Says ‘Numbers Justify’ Fitch Downgrade
(Bloomberg) -- Steve Schwarzman said Fitch Ratings’ downgrade of the US long-term credit rating was appropriate after multiple debt-limit standoffs.
Private Equity: GTCR Deal Values Worldpay at $18.5 Billion
Welcome to the Private Equity Brief, your weekly read on PE launches, returns and insights. Share your views with us here. To subscribe to and preview all the briefs run NSUB BRIEF <GO>. Europe’s PE firms are a bad bet for stock investors amid depressed dealmaking and higher interest rates, according analysts at JPMorgan. They cited a slowdown in PE firms being able to exit investments, and said it’s unlikely transaction activity will recover in the second half.
Roubini: ‘Credit pode ser grande demais para quebrar, mas também para ser salvo’
Últimascotações Bloomberg — O Credit Suisse (CS) pode ser grande demais para ser resgatado, alertou o economista Nouriel Roubini nesta quarta-feira (15), quando as ações do banco em dificuldades caíram cerca de 20% para uma cotação mínima recorde. “O problema é que o Credit Suisse, por alguns padrões, pode ser grande demais para falir, mas também grande demais para ser salvo”, disse Roubini, conhecido como “Dr. Apocalipse”, em entrevista à Bloomberg TV.
AOC: Capitalism 'is the absolute pursuit of profit' at all costs
In his annual letter to CEOs this year, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink urged other chief executives to harness the "power of capitalism" to influence society and serve as a catalyst for positive change. Progressive Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a democratic socialist, has a very different view on the nature of capitalism. In a new interview with Yahoo Finance taped on Jan. 27, Ocasio-Cortez suggested that people often have different definitions of terms like socialism or capitalism.
AOC: 'No mystery' why it's hard to ban lawmaker stock trading
Last week, 27 lawmakers wrote a letter urging leaders of the U.S. House of Representatives to act quickly to bring "commonsense, bipartisan" legislation to the floor banning members of Congress from owning or trading stocks. That letter called lawmakers' stock trading a "glaring problem" that won't go away until Congress fixes it.
AOC: Capitalism 'is the absolute pursuit of profit' at all costs
In his annual letter to CEOs this year, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink urged other chief executives to harness the "power of capitalism" to influence society and serve as a catalyst for positive change. Progressive Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a democratic socialist, has a very different view on the nature of capitalism. In a new interview with Yahoo Finance taped on Jan. 27, Ocasio-Cortez suggested that people often have different definitions of terms like socialism or capitalism.
Ray Dalio: Any war with China is 'likely to be around Taiwan'
The Senate on Wednesday overwhelmingly passed a $768 billion defense policy bill that directs the president to create a "grand strategy" to address global economic and military threats posed by China. That vote came as news emerged that U.S. military commanders have created a software tool designed to predict how China will react to U.S. activities in the area, such as U.S. officials' visits to Taiwan.
Ray Dalio: Any war with China is 'likely to be around Taiwan'
The Senate on Wednesday overwhelmingly passed a $768 billion defense policy bill that directs the president to create a "grand strategy" to address global economic and military threats posed by China. That vote came as news emerged that U.S. military commanders have created a software tool designed to predict how China will react to U.S. activities in the area, such as U.S. officials' visits to Taiwan.
Ray Dalio: I'm 'significantly concerned about inflation' Original
Inflation in the U.K. in the 12 months leading up to November, while last week the Labor Department reported U.S. prices rose at their fastest rate in 39 years for that month. In a wide-ranging new interview taped before the U.K. numbers were released on Wednesday, billionaire hedge fund manager Ray Dalio raised concerns about the effects of inflation on the bond market. That market has been a volatile one in recent months, as bond prices typically fall during inflationary periods.
3 reasons big-time CEOs sold billions in company stock recently
Tesla CEO Elon Musk, an avid Twitter user, posed a question for his 62 million followers in early November: Should he sell 10% of his stock in the electric carmaker? The CEO, who's also chief executive of SpaceX, proceeded to unload over $9 billion in Tesla stock that month and sold an additional $963 million in Tesla shares this week. The stock has fallen about 18% since Nov. 4, the week before Musk began his relentless sell-off.
3 reasons big-time CEOs sold billions in company stock recently
Tesla CEO Elon Musk, an avid Twitter user, posed a question for his 62 million followers in early November: Should he sell 10% of his stock in the electric carmaker? The CEO, who's also chief executive of SpaceX, proceeded to unload over $9 billion in Tesla stock that month and sold an additional $963 million in Tesla shares this week. The stock has fallen about 18% since Nov. 4, the week before Musk began his relentless sell-off.
Why Microsoft avoided antitrust scrutiny that plagued other tech giants in 2021
The Big Tech reckoning gained momentum in 2021, as U.S. regulators accused behemoths like Google and Facebook of abusing their market power to gain an illegal edge over competitors. But one major name in tech avoided not only the ire of the public but also the reach of antitrust regulators in 2021: Microsoft (MSFT), Yahoo Finance’s Company of the Year and the second-largest company in the U.S. by market capitalization after Apple (AAPL).
Hard seltzer has ‘slowed down’ but will be ‘around for a long time,’ Heineken USA CEO says
In May of this year, as many Americans anticipated a "hot vax summer" of carefree fun, The New York Times ran a headline also predicting "a big summer for hard seltzer" in 2021. Neither prediction really panned out. The Delta variant of COVID-19 arrived in the U.S. just in time summer vacation.
Jeff Bezos helped The Washington Post ‘take advantage of the gift' of the internet: Marty Baron
Jeff Bezos’ name is synonymous with the e-commerce behemoth he created, but now his influence extends far beyond the internet giant Amazon (AMZN). Most recently, just after stepping down from his CEO role, he launched himself into space nine days after fellow billionaire Richard Branson left the Earth. But the space race is far from Bezos’ only non-Amazon endeavor. Perhaps, most notably, Bezos agreed to buy The Washington Post for $250 million in 2013.
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