The firm aims to raise at least $200 billion of capital and generate $1.9 billion of fee-related earnings and $6-per-share distributable earnings by 2028, according to a presentation Thursday. Its board also authorized a $2 billion share-repurchase program.
Carlyle’s shares rose as much as 6.3% to $54.80.
The firm, which managed $477 billion at year-end, announced new targets after exceeding its prior goals for fee-related earnings growth ...
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