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Leonard M. Tannenbaum
Leonard M. Tannenbaum (born 1971) is the founder and chief executive officer of Fifth Street Asset Management.〔(Bloomberg: "Fifth Street Founder Set to Become One of World's Youngest Billionaires on IPO" By Caleb Melby and Leslie Picker ) October 10, 2014〕 He also founded the pro-business political action committee "Keeping America Competitive".〔
==Biography==
Tannenbaum was born to a Jewish family, the son of Adele Fuchsberg and Calvin M. Tannenbaum.〔(New York Times: "Elizabeth Toll, Leonard Tannenbaum" ) May 25, 1997〕〔(Greenwich Time: "Political heavy hitters assemble at financier's mansion" by Neil Vigdor ) May 11, 2012 |''The son of a Cuban exile who is also Jewish, Tannenbaum railed on the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002''〕 His father and was a managing partner of Brecher, Fishman, Feit, Heller, Rubin & Tannenbaum, a law firm in New York; his mother was a district administrator for the Nassau County Board of Cooperative Educational Services〔 and exile from Cuba.〔〔(Mergers & Acquisitions: "Welcome Wagon for Small Businesses? - Excerpts from Mergers & Acquisitions' interview with Leonard Tannenbaum, founder of Fifth Street Finance Corp. and the founder of the Keeping America Competitive PAC" by MARY KATHLEEN FLYNN ) September 24, 2012 |''"Through my mother, I'm a descendant of Cuba, and I really think Hispanics haven't had the right voice in government."''〕 He graduated with a BS in economics and an MBA in finance as part of a submatriculation program from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.〔〔(Association for Corporate Growth: "Leonard M. Tannenbaum, CFA Chief Executive Officer Fifth Street Management LLC" ) retrieved October 27, 2014〕 He is a Chartered Financial Analyst holder.〔 After school he worked as an equity analyst for Merrill Lynch.〔(ABF Journal: "Filling the Gap ... With Enthusiasm A Conversation With Leonard Tannenbaum, CEO of Fifth Street Finance" by Lisa M. Goetz ) May/June 2012〕
In 1998, he founded (Fifth Street Finance ), a finance company specializing in raising funds from private investors and investing in small- and mid-sized companies. He raised $30 million〔 ($15 million from his father-in-law, Bruce E. Toll)〔(Philly Magazine: "Bruce Toll Says (Former) Son-In-Law Defrauded Him - A rich man's bad cocktail: money and family" By Victor Fiorillo ) December 14, 2011〕 and established his first fund which made investments until 2004. In January 2005, he launched a second fund, Fifth Street Mezzanine Partners II which reached $157 million in value and included institutional investors such as DuPont, Sumitomo Bank and WP Global; the fund stopped investing in 2007. In 2007, he launched a third fund,〔 which in 2008, after taking the advice of David Einhorn, he converted into a business development company (BDC).〔 This entity, named Fifth Street Finance Corp., went public in May 2008.〔 Fifth Street's customers are primarily private equity firms that invest in lower middle-market or middle-market companies (averaging $10 million in EBITDA). Investments average $35 million and never exceed $100 million.〔 Effective September 2014, they received permission form the S.E.C. to increase the maximum investment across its platform to $250 million.〔(ABJ Journal: "Fifth Street Receives Co-Investment Exemptive Order from SEC" by Staff )〕
Tannenbaum is a supporter of the The Robin Hood Foundation, Kids in Crisis, United Way and the American Red Cross.〔(MarketWatch: "Leonard M. Tannenbaum To Receive The 2013 M&A Advisor Leadership Award" ) December 10, 2013〕
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