Private Equity Firms Settle N.Y. Pay-To-Play Case
Sep 21 2009 | 11:37am ET
Four private equity firms caught up in the New York pension pay-to-play scandal have agreed to stop using placement agents as part of a deal with the state’s attorney general.
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