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as a distinctly Middle Eastern affair. But it turns out there is an American in the middle of the action: 43-year-old deal maker David Jackson Mr. Jackson is chief executive officer of Istithmar World Capital, the private-equity arm of Dubai World, the government- owned fund whose debt woes have caught

he first CIO of Istithmar, and in in 2003, Dubai picked him for the job. Three years later, he was named CEO, reporting to the board of directors of Istithmar World, where Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem is chairman. "He's not your typical financial person," says Ms. von Furstenberg, who met Mr. Jackson years ago at a

as a distinctly Middle Eastern affair. But it turns out there is an American in the middle of the action: 43-year-old deal maker David Jackson Mr. Jackson is chief executive officer of Istithmar World Capital, the private-equity arm of Dubai World, the government- owned fund whose debt woes have caught

he first CIO of Istithmar, and in in 2003, Dubai picked him for the job. Three years later, he was named CEO, reporting to the board of directors of Istithmar World, where Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem is chairman. "He's not your typical financial person," says Ms. von Furstenberg, who met Mr. Jackson years ago at a

ets, they said. Istithmar, run by David Jackson, said this week that co-chief investment officers John Amato and Felix Herlihy would leave the firm. Jackson's job is under review, the people said. A restructuring by Istithmar and its parent Dubai World may mark the most public reversal of fortune for a

in <[email protected]> To: Sultan Bin Sulayem Subject: Date: Fri, 11 Sep 2009 13:35:10 +0000 you and i should speak„ Sept. 11 (Bloomberg) -- Istithmar World, the Dubai sovereign wealth fund, is halting investments as part of a restructuring effort after spending more than $25 billion this decade on stake

ts, they said. Istithmar, run by David Jackson, said this week that co-chief investment officers John Amato and Felix Herlihy would leave the firm. Jackson's job is under review, the people said. A restructuring by Istithmar and its parent Dubai World may mark the most public reversal of fortune for a

To: Sultan Bin Sulayemis From: Jeffrey Epstein Sent Fri 9/11/2009 1:35:10 PM you and i should speak„ Sept. II (Bloomberg) -- Istithmar World, the Dubai sovereign wealth fund, is halting investments as part of a restructuring effort after spending more than $25 billion this decade on stak