Bloomberg reported:
William Conway, Daniel D’Aniello and David Rubenstein were
each paid a $275,000 salary, Washington-based Carlyle said today
in a regulatory filing. Each founder owns 15.4 percent of the
company’s partnership units, a stake that produced $57.3 million
in cash distributions during the year. Conway, D’Aniello and
Rubenstein also received $140 million, $80 million and $78
million, respectively, in distributions from previous personal
investments, Carlyle said.
That means a good year for the DBD's:
David -- $135.6 million
Bill -- $197.6 million
Danny -- $137.6 million
How far will this drive
the DBD's up the
Forbes Billionaire list? Add the increased value of Carlyle's stock, up 47% post IPO, and the PEU boys could jump a few spots.
