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Oaktree Capital Group LLC, the world’s largest distressed-debt investor, said first-quarter profit more than tripled as it realized higher gains on investments and collected more fees.
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Microsoft Corp., responding to a Wall Street Journal report that federal regulators are investigating the company’s ties to partners accused of bribing foreign officials, said it takes the allegations seriously.
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Oaktree Capital Group LLC, the world’s largest distressed-debt investor, posted a second- quarter profit compared with a loss in the year-earlier period as assets and fees for managing them climbed.
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Oaktree Capital Group LLC, the distressed-debt investor that went public in April, posted a third-quarter profit compared with a loss in the year-earlier period as assets rose and the firm gathered more fees.
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Oaktree Capital Group LLC, the world’s largest distressed-debt investor, is seeking to sell as much as $517.5 million in an initial public offering this week that will test investor appetite for private-equity firms before Carlyle Group LP’s planned IPO later this year.
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Oaktree Capital Group LLC, the world’s largest distressed-debt investor, fell on its first day of trading after raising less than sought in an initial public offering.
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Oaktree Capital Group LLC, the world’s largest distressed-debt investor, raised $380.2 million in an initial public offering, the company said, after bringing in about 27 percent less than the firm originally sought.
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Oaktree Capital Group LLC, the world’s largest distressed-debt investor, fell on its first day of trading after raising less than sought in an initial public offering.
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Oaktree Capital Management LP, the distressed-debt firm that was returning money to investors earlier this year, started marketing a new fund to take advantage of weakening economies in the U.S. and Europe.
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Oaktree Capital Group LLC, the world’s largest distressed-debt investor, filed to raise as much as $517.5 million in an initial public offering. Co-founders Howard Marks and Bruce Karsh are set to get about 40 percent of the proceeds from the sale.
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