Carlyle Group
The Carlyle Group is an American-based global asset management firm, specializing in private equity, based in Washington, D.C. The Carlyle Group operates in four business areas: private equity, real assets, market strategies, and fund of funds, through its AlpInvest subsidiary. Carlyle's private equity business has been one of the largest investors in leveraged buyout transactions over the last decade, while its real estate business has actively acquired commercial real estate. Since its inception, Carlyle has completed investments in such notable companies as Booz Allen Hamilton, Dex Media, Dunkin' Brands, Freescale Semiconductor, Getty Images, HCR Manor Care, Hertz, Kinder Morgan, Nielsen, and United Defense. As of December 31, 2012, Carlyle had $170 billion in assets under management across 113 funds and 67 fund of fund vehicles. Business segments[edit] The firm is organized into four business segments: Corporate private equity[edit] Real assets[edit] Global Market Strategies[edit]
12/07/2014 L'armée russe revient à Cuba
Dépôt de gerbe au mémorial des martyrs de la révolution. Lors de la visite officielle du président russe à Cuba, samedi 12 juillet, Vladimir POUTINE et Raul CASTRO ont signé l'accord actant le retour des troupes russes dans la base de Lourdes, près de La Havane. Pendant l'époque soviétique, ce centre d'interception radio-électronique a permis d'écouter les communications radio et téléphoniques dans une grande partie du territoire de "l'ennemi potentiel" américain. centre radioélectronique de Lourdes Moscou a évacué ces installations en 2001, "pour faire une concession aux exigences de Washington". Les négociations pour le retour de ce centre à la Russie ont été entamées avec Cuba il y a quelques années et s'étaient fortement intensifiées au début de cette année. Poutine et Raul Castro lors de la conférence de presse Lors de la visite du président Vladimir Poutine à Cuba, cette question a pu se résoudre définitivement au profit de la Russie. visite privée de Poutine à Fidel Castro Sources :
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It is hard to imagine an address closer to the heart of American power. The offices of the Carlyle Group are on Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington DC, midway between the White House and the Capitol building, and within a stone's throw of the headquarters of the FBI and numerous government departments. The address reflects Carlyle's position at the very centre of the Washington establishment, but amid the frenetic politicking that has occupied the higher reaches of that world in recent weeks, few have paid it much attention. This is exactly the way Carlyle likes it. But since the start of the "war on terrorism", the firm - unofficially valued at $3.5bn - has taken on an added significance. Last year, George Bush Sr and John Major travelled to Riyadh to talk with senior Saudi businessmen. We can assume that Carlyle pays well. "They are big, and they are quiet," says David Mulholland, business editor of Jane's Defence Weekly. The world of private equity is an inherently secretive one.
1812 création d'un réseau de renseignements
Napoléon Bonaparte Mikhaïl Barclay de Tolly, ministre russe de la Guerre entre 1810 et 1812, a convaincu l’empereur Alexandre Ier de la nécessité de créer un service de renseignement militaire pour fournir en permanence aux hauts responsables militaires russes des informations sur l’ennemi. Deux ans avant le début du conflit, M. Barclay de Tolly a entériné le projet de la Chancellerie particulière près du ministre de la Guerre. Mikhaïl Barclay de Tolly Le ministre de la Guerre sélectionnait personnellement les cadres de la chancellerie. Alexandre Tchernychev Parallèlement à la mission d’Alexandre Tchernychev, d’autres officiers russes ont été nommés agents militaires à l’étranger. Pavel Grabbe Le service de contre-renseignement au sein de la Chancellerie particulière était l’apanage de Iakov (Jacques) de Sanglin, d’origine française. Le renseignement tactique était coordonné à la Chancellerie particulière par Pavel Tchouïkevitch. Iouri KRAVTCHINSKI Le siège du GRU, à Moscou
Carlyle Group
The Carlyle Group describes itself as "a global alternative asset manager with more than $157 billion in assets under management across 101 funds and 64 fund of funds vehicles. Founded in 1987 in Washington, DC, Carlyle has grown into one of the world’s largest and most successful investment firms, with more than 1,300 professionals operating in 32 offices in North America, South America, Europe, the Middle East, North Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa, Japan, Asia and Australia."[1] Ties to Pete Peterson's "Fix the Debt" The Campaign to Fix the Debt is the latest incarnation of a decades-long effort by former Nixon man turned Wall Street billionaire Pete Peterson to slash earned benefit programs such as Social Security and Medicare under the guise of fixing the nation's "debt problem." This article is part of the Center for Media and Democracy's investigation of Pete Peterson's Campaign to "Fix the Debt." Personnel Executive Committee As of February 2013[2] William E. Board of Directors William E.
Carlyle Members (2005)
The Iron Triangle
