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Blackstone pays millions in fees to former dealmaker - PE recruiting update - BNPLs enjoy record growth

Dan DeFrancesco   

Blackstone pays millions in fees to former dealmaker - PE recruiting update - BNPLs enjoy record growth

Happy hump day!

We're not even out of 2020, but 2021 is already shaping up to be a big year for IPOs. Robinhood has tapped Goldman Sachs to lead its IPO, which will occur in 2021, according to a $4.

In other fintech news, Betterment founder and CEO Jon Stein announced $4. His successor? Sarah Kirshbaum Levy, the former COO of ViacomCBS and an advisor to Betterment since October.

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Great deep dive here from $4 on a former Blackstone dealmaker who got a nice fee for setting up his old shop with a deal.

$4, who was a senior managing director at Blackstone, and his business partner Bill Foley received $12 million for their involvement in $4 to manage on behalf of Iowa insurance company F&G.

Dakin and Nicole have a great look at Chu's relationship with his former firm, and why the payment is being described as a $4.

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JPMorgan CEO $4 with some pointed comments about the need for a second stimulus package. Reed Alexander has the rundown on $4 on more federal aid, along with his distaste for so-called Zoom culture. $4.

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Some interesting insight off the back of our $4. Reed Alexander $4 on how junior-level investment bankers are holding off on entering the recruiting cycle. $4.

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There are few trends in fintech hotter than $4. In many ways, $4 represent the Super Bowl for these point-of-sale financing providers. $4 has some great stats on how five of the biggest players in the space did. $4.

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$4! This one from $4 is of a startup that analyzes behavioral data to fight fraud. Check out the deck it used to raise a $7 million Series A. $4.

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