US - Private equity giant Carlyle will pay US$20m to the State of New York to resolve its role in the attorney general Andrew Cuomo ongoing investigation into corruption at the New York State Common Retirement Fund (NYSCRF).
Cuomo said his office's investigation revealed in 2003, Carlyle, at the suggestion of a partner, retained Henry "Hank" Morris, the chief political aide to then comptroller Alan Hevesi, as a placeme...
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