Yesterday, the Lee spokesman said the private equity firm intended to sue Grant Thornton, Refco's former auditors, "and are actively evaluating potential claims against other responsible parties".
As a result, about 60 retired women faculty received a pay equity settlement intended to compensate them for the lower salaries and pensions they had received.
10, 11, 15 Furthermore, very few studies have looked at the effects of these programs by specific subpopulations, 15, 16 and it is uncertain whether they are reaching the most vulnerable subpopulations, promoting equity as intended.
The two private equity firms intend to help the asset manager become more independent from its parent.
Equity Office intends to fill both positions, and Mr. Zell says the company remains strong under his leadership.
Among the most notable examples of private equity featured in motion pictures included: Wall Street (1987) – The notorious "corporate raider" and "greenmailer" Gordon Gekko, representing a synthesis of the worst features of various famous private equity figures, intends to manipulate an ambitious young stockbroker to take over a failing but decent airline.
Today's enthusiasm is based upon the turnaround at RMG continuing – indeed RMG's access to the equity market is intended to help ensure it – but this is by no means guaranteed.
The journalist Mazhar Mahmood, then of the News of the World, was posing as an Indian businessman working for a private equity firm that intended to set up a cricket tournament in the Middle East involving Pakistan players.
The LongView Funds argued that these equity awards were intended to be performance-based, and multi-million dollar awards that disregard vesting requirements have nothing to do with performance.
This appeal brings up for review a decree of the circuit court of appeals for the fourth circuit, reversing a decree of the circuit court for the northern district of West Virginia in a suit in equity which was intended, inter alia, to affect a fund of $26,000 in the hands of the trustee of a bankrupt's estate then in the course of administration in the district court of that district.
