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Text size [+][-]  Wednesday March 17 2010GLOBAL EDITION

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17 Nov 2009 17:35

Big shoes

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Ken Jacobs may not be as prolific a dealmaker as Bruce Wasserstein was – or even as Gary Parr is today. But he has long been part of the glue that binds the historically fractious firm. Naming him as CEO is a sensible move to assure continuity.

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