Meet Carlyle's $53 billion credit team - Loeb's Miami Beach mansion - Winklevii on Bitcoin future

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• Carlyle CEO Kewsong Lee is laser-focused on growing in credit, and $4 are helping lead the charge.
• Billionaire $4 spent $20 million on a home in Miami Beach as the Wall Street exodus to Florida continues.
• The Winklevoss twins explain the $4 and why more regulation in the crypto market doesn't scare them.

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Private-equity giant The Carlyle Group has made a big push into lending over the past four years.

We profiled 14 executives in Carlyle's $53 billion lending group, including Mark Jenkins, the head of the unit.

Meet some of the key people that are part of an initiative that's been deemed a top priority by Kewsong Lee, Carlyle's CEO.

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Bitcoin has once again become a hot topic. The Winklevoss twins, founders of the crypto exchange Gemini, have some thoughts on the future of the digital-currency market and why regulation isn't a bad word. $4.

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Bankers from Lazard, Wells Fargo, and SVB Leerink give some predictions for where you can expect to see dealmaking and IPOs in the healthcare space. $4.

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