Private Equity Firm Says Founder’s Guilty Plea Won’t Impact Investors
Dec 8 2009 | 5:09am ET
Private equity firm Markstone Capital has moved quickly to distance itself from founder and (now former) chairman Elliott Broidy, who pleaded guilty last week to paying kickbacks in the pay-to-play scandal at a New York pension fund.
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