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The sentencing for Archegos founder's fraud crime has been postponed to November 20, facing a maximum of 20 years in prison.
USA Judge announced on Tuesday that the sentencing of Archegos Capital Management founder Bill Hwang for fraud will be postponed from the end of this month to November 20. Hwang and former Archegos CFO Patrick Halligan were originally scheduled to be sentenced on October 28 by US District Judge Alvin Hellerstein, but their lawyers requested more time to prepare their arguments. The prosecution did not oppose this request. The defense lawyers initially requested the sentencing date to be moved to the first week of December, and the judge on Tuesday scheduled their sentencing dates separately to be
Apollo's CEO: The past 15 years of good fortune in the global asset management industry has come to an end, and in the future, we need to seize these four huge opportunities.
Marc Rowan stated that in the past fifteen years, Apollo's management assets have grown by 16 to 17 times, actually surpassing apple and microsoft, but the lucky streak of the past 15 years has ended, and in the future, we need to seize four huge opportunities - global industrial revival, huge capital needs of global large companies, retirement market with a large demand for fixed income, and rethink the public and private market.
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