Heather Perlberg

Mark Feldman, a global chair of investment banking at JPMorgan Chase & Co., is leaving the bank after more than 30 years to join the $75 billion asset manager Sixth Street.

David Blitzer — “Blitz,” as he’s known to many — is among the last of the swashbuckling investment personalities at Blackstone Inc.

Scott Bok has spent decades advising corporate titans on how to fend off hostile takeovers. Now he’s in a fight of his own against a growing list of billionaires who are angry over his work at the University of Pennsylvania.

“My wife broke down crying on the phone when we paid that $601.25 — tears of joy after all the hurdles and hoops I had to jump.”

New York’s Baruch College offers a no-frills financial engineering course that’s feeding some of the world’s most elite global trading firms.

Michael Corbat, the former chief executive officer of Citigroup Inc., is joining Josh Harris’s new investment firm as a senior adviser.

With remote work untethering executives, the tony mountain town has become even more inundated with wealth.

Inside Carlyle Group, battle lines were forming. On one side: Kewsong Lee, the executive hand-picked to assume the mantle of Carlyle’s co-founders and clear the path for a new generation of leaders. On the other: the very people who hand-picked him.

Leon Black’s explosive lawsuit alleging a conspiracy to destroy his reputation by his Apollo Global Management Inc. co-founder Josh Harris and ex-model Guzel Ganieva was thrown out by a federal judge in Manhattan.

Apollo Global Management Inc. is in talks to lead a preferred financing for Elon Musk’s proposed buyout of Twitter Inc., according to people with knowledge of the deal.