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Private equity boss keeps his job but hit with ‘disciplinary action’ after guilty plea
Joel Thickins pleaded guilty this week to two charges involving drink-driving relating to an incident in Sydney in early June, when he crashed his BMW into five cars and then twice refused to take an alcohol breath test.
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theage.com.au
High-profile private equity boss faces court following car crash
Joel Thickins, the local boss of one of the world’s largest private equity firms, TPG Capital, fronted court this morning after allegedly crashing his car and refusing a…
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‘Absolute shocker’: Private equity chief slapped with driving ban
Joel Thickins, the local boss of one of the world’s largest private equity firms, TPG Capital, fronted court this morning after crashing his car and refusing a breathalyser.
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smh.com.au
High-profile private equity boss pleads guilty to negligent driving
Joel Thickins, the local boss of one of the world’s largest private equity firms, TPG Capital, fronted court this morning after allegedly crashing his car and refusing a…
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afr.com
‘Absolute shocker’: TPG boss lashed after crash conviction
Joel Thickins apologised for the car crash on Sydney’s eastern suburbs earlier this month, which saw the dealmaker refuse a breath test.
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abc.net.au
Private equity boss banned from driving over 'absolute shocker' crash
Private equity baron Joel Thickins has had his license suspended after pleading guilty to negligent driving while under the influence of alcohol and refusing a breath test.
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Corporate titan pleads guilty over 'absolute shocker' drunken crash
Private equity baron Joel Thickins has had his license suspended after pleading guilty to negligent driving while under the influence of alcohol and refusing a breath test.
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The humiliating saga for a highly paid master of the universe
We are none the wiser if private equity boss Joel Thickins will face professional consequences after he pleaded guilty to negligent driving and refusing to take a breath test.
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TPG boss’ criminal arbitrage
Joel Thickins capped his legal downside in a recent visit to court. The tail risks are still there, though.
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Under-fire private equity giant paid Australian staff more than $2m on average
Buyout giant TPG is facing intense scrutiny over the conduct of its local boss Joel Thickins and wider corporate culture, but staff have good reason to stay.
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TPG keeps Joel Thickins as Asia co-head after guilty plea
In addition to his court-mandated penalties, TPG has imposed “appropriate disciplinary action” against Thickins, though it provided no further details.
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Private equity boss keeps his job despite guilty plea as $4b deal looms
TPG has imposed “appropriate disciplinary action” against Joel Thickins, who pleaded guilty this week to two charges after an incident in Sydney in early June.
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TPG retains Joel Thickins but imposes ‘disciplinary action’ after guilty plea
The private equity boss pleaded guilty this week to two charges involving drink-driving relating to an incident in Sydney in early June, when he crashed his BMW into five cars and…
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TPG Capital retains Joel Thickins but imposes ‘disciplinary action’ after guilty plea
The private equity boss pleaded guilty this week to two charges involving drink-driving relating to an incident in Sydney in early June, when he crashed his BMW into five cars and…
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Private equity boss keeps his job but hit with ‘disciplinary action’ after guilty plea
Joel Thickins pleaded guilty this week to two charges involving drink-driving relating to an incident in Sydney in early June, when he crashed his BMW into five cars and then…