Analysis: Can Norway recreate happiness in the global private equity industry?
The first job held by Stephen A. Schwartzman, the man who would later become the king of private equity, was aboard a Norwegian tanker. There he learned about Norwegian assets such as Ringnes beer. And he benefited from Norwegian helpfulness when colleagues from the ship’s crew helped the then 18 year-old Schwartzman out of a fight in a Trinidad harbour.
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