Harvey Schwartz has his work cut out for him at Carlyle. Here's why.

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But first, a Wall Street firm finally finds its CEO.

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1. The bridemaids become the brides.

In many ways, Carlyle and Harvey Schwartz are perfectly imperfect for each other.

In Carlyle, you have an investment firm that has struggled to find a CEO after Kewsong Lee abruptly left the firm in August.

In Schwartz, you have a former Goldman Sachs president who essentially left Wall Street altogether in March 2018 after it became clear he'd lost his shot at the top spot to David Solomon.

And even though Carlyle seemingly asked anyone on Wall Street with a C in their title if they'd take the job before landing on Schwartz — per The New York Times — that didn't stop the firm from lauding the hire on Tuesday's earnings call with analysts.

As Insider's Rebecca Ungarino reports, interim CEO and firm cofounder Bill Conway said Schwartz was actually the firm's first choice and is already a fan favorite among employees.

"We went on all the floors. We were talking to people, and he was happy to see them, and they were happy to see him," Conway said on the call. "And it was really not so much they want to get rid of me, but rather they were excited to see him there."

So. Many. Happy. People. Might as well call it "Carefree Carlyle," because that's the vibes I'm getting under the soon-to-be Schwartz era.

That's not to say it's going to be ALL fun and games for Schwartz when he officially starts next week. As Rebecca details, Conway made it clear that the new CEO will have his work cut out for him as he looks to improve the firm's stock price.

Click here to read more about what'll be expected of Harvey Schwartz as CEO of Carlyle.

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