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1. www.bloomberg.com › graphics › 2015-drexel-burnhamRenegades of Junk: The Rise and Fall of the Drexel Empire

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   Apr 1, 2015 · Charles Carberry, the federal prosecutor who headed the Southern District of New York's securities-fraud unit, is now a partner at Jones Day. Don Engel, a Drexel investment banker who...

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2. www.bloomberg.com › news › articlesDrexel's Don Engel Has Died. His Tales of Wall Street, Women ...

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   May 14, 2024 · Donald Engel died at 91. Here, for the first time, are some of the stories he told, about how he “networked” women, was a confidant to CEOs and had a front-row seat to wealth and power.

3. news.bloomberglaw.com › bankruptcy-law › drexelDrexel Legend Spills Secrets of ‘Networked’ Women and Dealmaking

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   May 14, 2024 · Donald Engel died at 91. Here, for the first time, are some of the stories he told, about how he “networked” women, was a confidant to CEOs and had a front-row seat to wealth and power.

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4. www.jonesday.com › en › insightsCorporate Internal Investigations: Best Practices, Pitfalls ...

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   Jan 7, 2013 · Led by Charles Carberry (New York) and Richard Deane (Atlanta), the Firm's Corporate Criminal Investigations practice group includes former U.S. Attorneys, Assistant U.S. Attorneys and other federal and state regulators who now dedicate their work to the defense of corporations and business persons in white collar criminal and complex ...

5. www.thenation.com › article › archiveThe Prosecution and Persecution of Ron Carey

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   Mar 19, 1998 · In a federal courtroom in Washington, Charles Carberry, a stout, balding, rough-along-the-edges former prosecutor who used to lock up Wall Street and mob crooks in New York, was hurling one...

6. www.crainsnewyork.com › awards › charles-carberryCharles Carberry | Crain's New York Business

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   Charles Carberry never aggressively pursued a career in law. A liberal arts major at St. John?s University who didn?t have any other plans, he decided to go to Fordham Law School.

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   Who is Charles Carberry & Don Engel?

   • Charles Carberry, the federal prosecutor who headed the Southern District of New York's securities-fraud unit, is now a partner at Jones Day. Don Engel, a Drexel investment banker who helped organize the firm's annual conference in Beverly Hills, became a consultant to Morgan Joseph TriArtisan.

   Renegades of Junk: The Rise and Fall of the Drexel Empire

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   What happened to Donald Engel?

   • CareersMade in NYCAdvertise Ad Choices Help©2024Bloomberg L.P. All Rights Reserved. Donald Engel died at 91. Here, for the first time, are some of the stories he told, about how he “networked” women, was a confidant to CEOs and had a front-row seat to wealth and power.

   Drexel's Don Engel Has Died. His Tales of Wall Street, Women and Wealth

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   Who is Don Engel & Marc Faber?

   • Don Engel, a Drexel investment banker who helped organize the firm's annual conference in Beverly Hills, became a consultant to Morgan Joseph TriArtisan. Marc Faber, head of Drexel's Hong Kong office, now publishes the Gloom, Boom & Doom Report.

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   Who is Mark Attanasio & Charles Carberry?

   • Mark Attanasio worked in capital markets at Drexel before co-founding Crescent Capital. He's the principal owner of the Milwaukee Brewers. Charles Carberry, the federal prosecutor who headed the Southern District of New York's securities-fraud unit, is now a partner at Jones Day.

   Renegades of Junk: The Rise and Fall of the Drexel Empire

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   Did Drexel's Don Engel die?

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   Drexel's Don Engel Has Died. His Tales of Wall Street, Women and Wealth

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   What was Engel's life like when he was a 90-year-old?

   • Engel, then pushing 90, was living alone on Park Avenue, in a dim time-capsule of a place, with a crystal bell to rouse his housekeeper and a bouquet of tiny flags to stir his memories. The flags — from Estonia, Poland, Romania, Russia — were arranged in a Champagne flute like sweetheart roses.

   Drexel Legend Spills Secrets of ‘Networked’ Women and Dealmaking

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8. www.nytimes.com › 1987/07/15 › businessBUSINESS PEOPLE; Insider Prosecutor To Join Law Firm

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   Jul 15, 1987 · Charles M. Carberry, who played an important role in the crackdown on insider trading, plans to resign as a Federal prosecutor Oct. 1 to join the law firm of Jones, Day, Reavis & Pogue.