The chief financial officer hired to spearhead preparations for Carlyle’s public listing has left the private equity firm in a departure that could delay its planned stock-exchange debut, people familiar with the matter said.
Peter Nachtwey will be replaced as chief financial officer of Carlyle on a temporary basis by Glenn Youngkin, a rising star at the firm who had supervised its investments in utilities and helped kick-start its European operations.
Mr Nachtwey joined Carlyle in 2007 from Deloitte & Touche where he had worked on rival private equity firm Blackstone’s debut on the New York Stock Exchange.
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