Carl Icahn agreed to allocate as much as $3 billion to a
management duo composed of his son Brett and David Schechter, expanding their
role in running the 76- year-old’s investments, Bloomberg told us..
Under a 46-page legal agreement filed with federal
regulators last month, Brett Icahn and Schechter will get to invest their
boss’s capital in companies with stock market values between $750 million and
$10 billion. The deal may free the elder Icahn, who still has final say over
many aspects of the portfolio, to focus on larger targets for shareholder
activism.
Brett, who turns 33 this month, along with Schechter has
been running $300 million for his father, who owns more than 90 percent of
Icahn Enterprises LP, a holding company with $24 billion in assets including
activist investing partnerships as well as the Tropicana casinos, an oil
refiner and an auto-parts maker. The arrangement expires after Carl turns 80 in
2016, giving Brett the chance to both prove his mettle as a successor and
develop a track record to start his own hedge fund….
It should only happen to you, right? Go to http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-08-14/carl-icahn-hands-son-brett-3-billion-to-prove-his-mettle.html
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