Jules Kroll on The Charlie Rose Show

PBS.  December 31, 2009

The Secret Keeper: Jules Kroll and the World of Corporate Intelligence

The New Yorker. October 19, 2009

In 1972, Jules Kroll launched J. Kroll Associates, which eventually became Kroll, Inc., the world's preeminent detective agency, with three thousand employees, countless subcontractors, and offices in sixty cities in more than thirty-five countries.
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Going After Rating Agencies

Business News Network. October 26, 2009

Jules Kroll appears on the Business News Network's Midday Markets program discussing plans to launch a risk rating agency.
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In Conversation: Jeremy Kroll of K2 Global Partners

Frankfurter Allgemeine. November 6, 2009

Jules Kroll appears on Bloomberg television

Bloomberg. October 26, 2009

Jules Kroll appears on Bloomberg television's InBusiness program discussing insider trading and its impact on the hedge fund industry
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Jules Kroll discusses plan to create credit ratings agency

Bloomberg. October 15, 2009

Jules Kroll appears on Bloomberg television's Taking Stock program discussing launching a new credit ratings agency.
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Kroll to launch credit ratings business

Financial Times. October 18, 2009

Jules Kroll, the man who reinvented the detective agency as the modern multinational corporate security firm, now intends to apply his powers of deduction to the credit ratings industry.
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Credit Ratings Crusader

CNBC. October 15, 2009

Jules Kroll, chairman of K2 Global, is creating a new company that he says will bring credibility back to the tarnished credit ratings arena.
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Kroll seeking institutions to help fund his new credit-rating firm

Pensions & Investments. October 2, 2009

Jules B. Kroll, chairman of K2 Global Partners, a risk consulting firm, wants 10 to 20 institutional investors — pension funds, endowments, foundations and mutual funds — to invest in a credit-rating firm he expects to open in the first quarter of next year.
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