Stars in Finance and Media Come Out for Rattner
Bold-faced names in finance, media and politics came out for a party celebrating Steven Rattner's new book "Overhaul."
View ArticleRattner Said to Settle S.E.C. Charges in Pension Case
Steven Rattner will accept a multiyear ban from the securities industry and pay a fine of more than $5 million, a person with knowledge of the negotiation said.
View ArticleThwarted Ambitions for a Financial Tycoon
Many believed Steven Rattner had set his cap for Treasury secretary, a possibility that probably vanished after a scandal at the New York State pension fund.
View ArticleWhat It Means to Manage the Mayor’s Money
How did Steven Rattner become an investment adviser to Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg? DealBook explains.
View ArticleS.E.C. Set to Vote on Rattner Deal, Report Says
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is to vote on Thursday on a settlement with Steven L. Rattner, the former head of the U.S. auto task force, over his role in a pay-to-play scheme, The Wall...
View ArticleRattner Says Economy Not a ‘Basket Case’
When it comes to the U.S. economy, things are not as doom and gloom as some forecasts suggests. At least according to Steven L. Rattner, who says "it is not quite the basket case that dominates the...
View ArticleCuomo Issues New Subpoena to Quadrangle About Rattner
The New York attorney general's office is seeking new information related to its state pension fund inquiry.
View ArticleQuadrangle: Rattner Suit Doesn’t Affect Us
Read Quadrangle's letter to investors about the new charges against the firm's former leader, Steven Rattner.
View ArticleRattner Seeks Damages From Quadrangle
The financier accuses his former firm of “unlawful conduct and contractual breaches” and taking advantage of his departure “to seize” money owed to him.
View ArticleCuomo Sues Rattner in Pension Case
The suit came on the same day that Steven L. Rattner, left, settled similar charges with the S.E.C.
View ArticleFor Executives Seeking Absolution, a Double Standard
The Deal Professor examines how executives at private companies have a harder time receiving indemnification for their wrongdoings than their counterparts at public companies.
View ArticleQuadrangle Looks to Life After Rattner
The embattled firm will be run by Michael Huber, who will continue as president, and Peter Ezersky, a founding partner.
View ArticleRattner to Pay $10 Million in Settlement With Cuomo
Despite the public rancor, Mr. Cuomo and Mr. Rattner worked over the last couple of weeks to put this case behind them.
View ArticleLazard to Take Over Foursquare Conference
As Quadrangle adjusts to life after Steven Rattner, its nine-year-old annual gathering of media moguls will continue under a new host.
View ArticleQuadrangle and Rattner Settle Arbitration Claims
Quadrangle said in a letter to investors dated Feb. 1 that it had "amicably and conclusively resolved our disagreements" with Steven L. Rattner, who co-founded the firm in 2000.
View ArticleStars in Finance and Media Come Out for Rattner
Bold-faced names in finance, media and politics came out for a party celebrating Steven Rattner's new book "Overhaul."
View ArticleRattner Said to Settle S.E.C. Charges in Pension Case
Steven Rattner will accept a multiyear ban from the securities industry and pay a fine of more than $5 million, a person with knowledge of the negotiation said.
View ArticleThwarted Ambitions for a Financial Tycoon
Many believed Steven Rattner had set his cap for Treasury secretary, a possibility that probably vanished after a scandal at the New York State pension fund.
View ArticleWhat It Means to Manage the Mayor’s Money
How did Steven Rattner become an investment adviser to Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg? DealBook explains.
View ArticleS.E.C. Set to Vote on Rattner Deal, Report Says
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is to vote on Thursday on a settlement with Steven L. Rattner, the former head of the U.S. auto task force, over his role in a pay-to-play scheme, The Wall...
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