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Carlyle Finance Chief Peter Nachtwey Leaves Firm
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Peter Nachtwey, the chief financial officer of Carlyle Group, is leaving the world’s second-biggest private-equity firm as it plans a public share sale to meet the challenge of raising money for buyout funds.
Glenn Youngkin will assume the role of interim CFO, Christopher Ullman, a spokesman for Washington-based Carlyle, said in a telephone interview yesterday. Nachtwey will become CFO of Legg Mason Inc., the Baltimore-based asset management firm that oversees $668 billion, Legg Mason said today.