Introducing “From David’s Desk,” a new newsletter penned by Carlyle’s Co-Founder and Co-Chairman David M. Rubenstein and other leaders across our firm. Each edition provides insights on public policy, geopolitics, and other topics in and around Washington, DC. In the inaugural edition, David draws from his extensive experience in Washington to highlight: ➡️ The uncertainty surrounding the presidential race between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, with polling data showing a near tie within the margin of error. ➡️ The importance of swing states like Pennsylvania and the efforts by both campaigns to secure votes. ➡️ Potential Congressional outcomes and the broader geopolitical and financial challenges the next administration will face. Read the first edition, “The Path to the Presidency,” here: http://spr.ly/6047qNcAd and subscribe to “From David’s Desk” here: http://spr.ly/6048qNcAe.
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Jason Thomas, Head of Global Research & Investment Strategy, joined Bloomberg News to discuss his macroeconomic outlook, emphasizing the seismic structural changes reshaping the economy as a result of the AI revolution and evolving industrial policy. Despite recent concerns around inflation and market volatility, Jason highlighted how key sectors are driving growth and outperforming expectations, noting, “This economy is actually performing better than expectations, certainly better than people expected two months ago — there's reason to suspect that there's a lot more runway for growth than people had been anticipating." Watch the full interview here: http://spr.ly/6041S8NyU
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In this edition of “Up Close with Carlyle,” Pooja Goyal, Chief Investment Officer, Carlyle Infrastructure Group, explains how the explosive growth of artificial intelligence will require significant investments in physical infrastructure to power and deliver AI’s potential—and the opportunities that may create for infrastructure investments.
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On this episode of “Insights From the PM’s Desk,” Head of Global Research & Investment Strategy, Jason Thomas, joins Deputy Chief Investment Officer for Global Credit, Justin Plouffe, to discuss the impact of the Federal Reserve’s recent rate cut on the macroeconomic and investing environments. Watch the full episode below, and to learn more visit: http://spr.ly/6044qSZJK
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In this month’s #podcast episode, Admiral James Stavridis, Carlyle’s Vice Chair of Global Affairs, joins Jason Thomas for a discussion about geopolitics, including what the US presidential election may mean for Ukraine, how Israel may respond to recent attacks, and the recent dispute between China and the Philippines. Listen to Insights & Indicators: http://spr.ly/6043qSV0W
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“We always ask ourselves: Does this business have a reason to exist? If it disappeared tomorrow, would anyone care? While you can’t always find the answer for every investment, we focus on businesses that are essential to the ecosystem they operate in.” In a recent interview with Bloomberg News, co-heads of Carlyle’s Americas Private Equity, Brian Bernasek and Steve Wise, discuss Carlyle’s investment philosophy and approach to navigating the current market. Brian and Steve highlighted Carlyle’s experience in areas like corporate carveouts, industry leaders, and buy and build strategies, while emphasizing how they believe their complementary leadership styles and deep connections in Washington, DC, provide a unique advantage. This conversation underscores Carlyle’s commitment to backing resilient companies, driving growth, and value creation. Read the full article: http://spr.ly/6041qi1bD
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Jason Thomas, Head of Global Research & Investment Strategy, spoke on The Wall Street Journal’s Opinion: Free Expression podcast with Editor-at-Large Gerard Baker about the current state of the U.S. economy leading up to the election. Jason discussed the state of the economy, inflation, and how economic policies from both presidential candidates could shape the future. Contributing to why the economy has proven resilient against recession risks in the last few years, Jason said: “There has been this extraordinary growth in fixed industrial investment, which today is at generational highs — three times the level in terms of assets being put in place that we observed in 2019.” Listen here 🎧: http://spr.ly/6043qeUb9
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“The IPO market is beginning to open up. The market is really starved for growth that’s not tech.” In an exclusive interview with Bloomberg’s Sonali Basak, Steve Wise, Co-Head of Americas Corporate Private Equity, highlighted how Carlyle is embracing an improved dealmaking environment by focusing on resilient, high-growth companies that can thrive across market cycles. Steve pointed to StandardAero's recent IPO, showcasing Carlyle’s ability to support companies through challenges like the pandemic and position them for long-term success. Steve also went on to highlight our active role in the corporate carveout arena, focusing on Vantive, a leader in global kidney care, and standalone business from Baxter. Watch the full interview: http://spr.ly/6049qZSh9
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litMUS Music, a music rights business backed by Carlyle’s #GlobalCredit business, announced they have entered into a creative partnership with songwriter, composer, and performer, Randy Newman. This deal will cover his share of his recorded music and publishing, encompassing the scores to timeless and beloved film franchises such as Toy Story, Cars, Monsters Inc., and The Princess and the Frog. This new partnership further solidifies Litmus’ commitment to preserving and promoting ionic catalogs that resonate across generations, building on its mission to create value for artists and investors through the thoughtful management of music. Carlyle brings to the partnership the ability to structure bespoke financial solutions for partners and artists. Since 2017, Carlyle has deployed more than $14 billion into the sports, media, and entertainment sectors. Read more: http://spr.ly/6043qVZpD
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Last week, Korea Investment & Securities Co., Ltd hosted Justin Plouffe and Sean Lee of Carlyle to mark the first anniversary of our strategic partnership. It was a pleasure to connect with the KIS team as we continue to deepen our partnership and work closely on #Credit product development and asset management. We’re excited about the opportunities ahead and look forward to expanding our work together!
Korea Investment & Securities held a ceremony to mark the first anniversary of its strategic partnership with the Carlyle Group, aimed at strengthening their collaboration. This event was attended by key executives from Carlyle, including Justine V. Plouffe CIO, and Soo-Yong Lee, Head of Asia Strategic Division, where both sides agreed to work more closely on credit product development and asset management. Carlyle, a global asset management firm managing $425 billion, has established a leading position in the credit sector, including private loans and structured bonds, and has been working with Korea Investment & Securities since forming a strategic partnership in October last year. President & CEO Miller (Sung-Hwan) Kim stated, "Over the past year, we have worked diligently with Carlyle to introduce high-quality financial products that are actively traded in advanced financial markets to Korea." He added, "We will continue to focus on strengthening our retail product pipeline through our global network, to provide stable and diverse investment opportunities for domestic individual investors."
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