Carlyle names Robert Mancini co-head of infrastructure fund
The Carlyle Group has appointed Robert Mancini from Goldman Sachs as managing director and co-head of its global infrastructure fund. He will work alongside founding co-head Robert Dove and is expected to start the new role by year-end.
Mancini joined Goldman in 1993 and served in several legal roles in the US and Asia where he focused on fixed income, currency and commodities. In 2004, he moved to the commodities business and became...
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