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▶ 20:56 Matt Brown Blackstone, of course, being one, Carlyle being another, KKR, but it's not limited just to the brand names.

▶ 13:25 Sujit Indap And at the same time, in the financial world or on Wall Street, you've got this industry private equity, which is coming into its own as a major player, not just for small broken companies, which was its heritage, but rather these funds…

▶ 26:05 Wylie Fernyhough The type of product mix and maybe how the organization is run might be slightly different, whether it's, I believe KKR recently made a slight change and is maybe allocating a higher percentage of their management fees to the public…
▶ 30:40 Wylie Fernyhough That is probably the first thing that LPs ask me every time we discuss how to think about the stake space, and, and I think there's this notion that these are highly illiquid assets, but in reality it's not quite true, and I would say they… 2 times in the scene
▶ 38:54 Wylie Fernyhough And I think in general, we might see that second wave of private equity manager going public that we saw in the early to late 2000 where Blackstone, KKR, the household names all went public.

▶ 49:16 Chuck Davis The big firms where you can run that sleeve for them, but you're really working for Blackstone, KKR, Goldman Sachs, whomever, and those are great platforms, and they can help you in a lot of ways, but if you want it to be your firm with…

▶ 17:27 Doug Ostrover But as I think about the culture we were trying to create, I think we saw an opportunity to create a culture that we could give people, our investors, the same experience, the investment experience as a Blackstone, a KKR, a Carlyle,…
▶ 24:07 Doug Ostrover I brought in Mark Lipschultz, who was at KKR.
▶ 27:37 Doug Ostrover So a lot of firms, KKR, Blackstone, a lot of firms are active in that.

▶ 9:37 David Rubenstein The most prominent of them were Forsman Little, Colbert Kravis Roberts, Gibbons Green was another one, and I think there may have been a few others, but basically, they were small firms, and so I didn't really think much of it other than…
▶ 18:09 David Rubenstein Blackstone, KKR, Apollo, among others are all, have multiple funds out there.
▶ 22:40 David Rubenstein Blackstone, KKR, and Apollo really hadn't built international businesses, honestly, at that time, as we were beginning to do it. 2 times in the scene
▶ 31:13 David Rubenstein In the end, if you look at the large firms that we're now talking about, and I'll use the four big ones, Blackstone, Carlyle, KKR, and Apollo. 3 times in the scene
▶ 39:48 David Rubenstein Blackstone, Carlyle, KKR, Apollo have all had people leave and start very successful private equity firms.

▶ 41:22 John Connaughton You know, our mezzanine business is mostly mid-market, and so we haven't actually seen that, and certainly relative to the people that want us to finance them, it's so typical these days to see KKR Financial and
▶ 46:01 John Connaughton KK, all these players, they've done an amazing job.

▶ 4:21 Ted Seides Prior to joining SoftBank, Jeff worked at 16 companies, including 11 years as CEO of Shutterfly, four years in the early days of eBay, four as a special industry advisor to KKR,
▶ 20:02 Jeff Hausenbold and I was an advisor to KKR and Kleiner Perkins and an EIR at Sutter Hill, helped out TPG a lot.

▶ 9:30 Paul Salem And when I was at Prue, I happened to be lucky enough to be working with a guy who was funding KKR, Blackstone, and then over in London, Electric Handover and Schroeder Ventures.
▶ 20:20 Paul Salem We would never get the person who got the job offer from Blackstone or KKR, and we actually liked that.

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