Washington Post reports that the three founders of the Carlyle Group each took home nearly $138 million last year, confirming the widely held view that the intensely private buyout firm was as profitable for its owners as it was for its clients in 2011.
The release of the numbers, in documents filed Tuesday with the Securities and Exchange Commission, came after Carlyle closed out one of its most profitable years ever, returning $15 billion to clients in the first three quarters..
The amounts were not wholly unexpected — founders Daniel A. D’Aniello, William E. Conway Jr. and David M. Rubenstein for years have been ranked by Forbes as among the wealthiest Americans. Each founder earned $275,000 salary, a $3.54 million bonus and $134 million in income from his share of investors’ profits last year….
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