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347:. Kumar returned to the United States to found and lead McKinsey's Internet practice during the dot-com bubble. "Under leadership, McKinsey's e-commerce practice grew to represent a full 25-30% of the firm's revenues," court documents revealed, though Kumar was blamed for the evaporation of this business in the subsequent dot-com collapse. He and Gupta briefly created a program to allow the firm to accept stock in lieu of consulting fees. Kumar was also Chairman of the Knowledge Center and Chairman of the Asia Center. He was a director and corporate officer of the firm. He lived and worked from multiple offices in New Delhi, New York, and Silicon Valley, traveling over thirty thousand miles a month. 480:
income (and just 1-2% excluding a one-time bonus), further raising the question of motivation. Prosecutors wondered "why an incredibly bright, highly accomplished, professional consultant, and senior partner at arguably the world’s leading consulting firm, who contributed considerable time to start the Indian School of Business and to other charities, would betray his profession’s core values." One media source questioned Kumar's sentencing report. Judge Chin would ultimately rule that "greed wasn't the motive in case."
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Kumar was a "star senior partner," and "one of McKinsey’s most senior employees brightest stars." He co-founded McKinsey's offices in Silicon Valley and India and created and led the firm's business in three different areas of Internet companies (representing 25-30% of McKinsey's worldwide revenues
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to two years of probation in exchange for testimony against Rajaratnam and Gupta. Chin stated that "greed wasn't the motive in case" and that "this was aberrational conduct ... Mr. Kumar has led a law-abiding and productive life." Federal prosecutors called Kumar "one of the best and most important
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Kumar maintained an intentionally low public profile, and according to prosecutors was "earning significant amounts of money at McKinsey lived relatively modestly, his assets far exceeded his liabilities." He lived and worked for decades in New Delhi, New York, and Silicon Valley, traveling over
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asking, "Why would people who seem to have it all — wealth, prestige, powerful jobs and infinite access to others with the same — risk that, and more, to provide inside information to the Sri Lankan-born billionaire?". Rajaratnam's annual payments were estimated at less than 5% of Kumar's annual
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blog, "He’s the only informant who could be considered even more successful than Raj was, at least professionally if not in terms of raw cash. Raj had money, more money than he really knew what to do with, but Kumar had much more societal acceptance and prestige." He settled with the
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Court documents revealed he personally raised approximately 35% of all money donated to the school and kept a low profile as co-founder: "a large part of the intellectual vision of ISB is in fact Anil's, a point not many outside ISB's leadership will ever be aware of."
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with a partner, growing the office "from two people to approximately 35" by 1992. In 1993 as a partner he founded McKinsey's office in New Delhi, which along with the Mumbai office co-founded the consultancy in India. In India he pioneered the concepts of
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in May 2010 for $ 2.8 million, the amount after gains he received from Rajaratnam through a Swiss bank account in a domestic worker's name. Gupta, Rajaratnam, and Kumar were all close friends and had founded the $ 1.3-billion private equity firm
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between Gupta, Rajaratnam and himself. To do so was difficult, according to federal prosecutors, "because knew that he could be partially responsible for helping to convict someone with whom he and his family had deep and long-lasting ties."
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International media, business, and finance industry observers have analyzed extensively Kumar's actions in aiding Rajaratnam. Consensus remains divided on the precise motivators of money, respect, and relationship, with
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commented, "When business guru Rajat Gupta and his protégé, Anil Kumar, worked together to expand management consultancy McKinsey & Co in the 1990s, a date in court years later surely was not part of the plan."
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As of December 2009, Kumar was no longer at the consultancy. In January 2010 he pleaded guilty to insider trading charges and was "the government’s star witness" in March 2011 against billionaire friend and
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at its peak), outsourcing, and intrapreneurship. He was the protégé of former chief executive Rajat Gupta, though he was blamed for the collapse of McKinsey's e-commerce initiatives after the
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in a dramatic "descent from the pinnacle of the business world." He was the government's first cooperator and most important witness "in two of the most important securities fraud
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Kumar maintained an intentionally low profile outside McKinsey until an October 2009 arrest in conjunction with an ongoing and wide-ranging US governmental investigation into
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Federal prosecutors said "Kumar's testimony was nothing short of devastating. Kumar was credible, precise, and fully corroborated." In July 2012 he was sentenced by Judge
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and India and created its Internet practice (representing a quarter of McKinsey's business at the time) among others. Kumar is additionally the co-founder of the
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He testified again as "the Government's key witness" in the May 2012 criminal trial of former mentor Rajat Gupta (
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Criticism of Kumar centered around his close relationship with Gupta and a perception of arrogance. According to
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in 1986 as one of the earliest Indian-Americans at the consultancy. In 1988 he co-founded McKinsey's offices in
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Access via United States District Court for the Southern District of New York (access required). 20 July 2012.
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The Billionaire's Apprentice: The Rise of The Indian-American Elite and The Fall of The Galleon Hedge Fund.
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and never ran in the elections for managing partner (chief executive). Gupta and Kumar also co-founded the
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In 2015, an investigation noted that Mr. Kumar had illegally collected funds from insider trading in
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to start a medical university, teaching hospital, and nursing school in India, and also with the
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Both Rajaratnam and Gupta were ultimately convicted in separate high-profile criminal trials.
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double its student body with no increase in costs and was a founding board member of the
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with a self-designed major on the management of technology and international business.
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Kumar was represented by the late Robert Morvillo, who had previously led billionaire
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Kumar, Anil (453-KB) 1970-74, The Doon School Old Boys' Society Register (2011) p.87
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This article is about the business leader. For other people named Anil Kumar, see
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together, though Rajaratnam and Kumar withdrew before the firm began operation.
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Masters, Brooke; Fontanella-Khan, James; Baer, Justin (22 October 2009).
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Kumar co-founded the Indian School of Business with Gupta in 1997
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former senior partner and director at management consulting firm
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Helyar, John; Hymowitz, Carol; Srivastava, Mehul (17 May 2011).
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Morvillo, Abramowitz, Grand, Iason, Anello, and Bohrer, P.C.
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on "the equivalent of the Rhodes scholarship" sponsored by
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family of hedge funds, and Rajat Gupta, the former head of
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in history" against close friends and business partners
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to start an 8000-person engineering college in India.
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thirty thousand miles a month for McKinsey. He had a
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In San Jose, he served on the boards of the 394:Rajaratnam, Kumar, Gupta insider trading cases 1324: 1307: 1298:"Guilty Plea in Galleon Insider Trading Case" 975: 679: 593: 591: 1929:Private equity and venture capital investors 1635: 1616:Deb, The Sceptic | Sandipan (26 July 2012). 1507: 1428:"Robert Morvillo, Legal Pioneer, Dies at 73" 1420: 1392: 1148: 1146: 643: 600:"Motive for Stock Leak Can Be Respect, Love" 490: 155:, where he co-founded McKinsey's offices in 1949:American businesspeople convicted of crimes 1565: 1437: 1366:"Kumar Settles SEC Charges in Galleon Case" 1049: 773:"How Anil Kumar made millions off his maid" 241: 1749:"Rajat Gupta Charged with Insider Trading" 1593: 1524: 1349:"How to Set Up An Insider-Trading Network" 1205: 936:"Mean Street: The Disgrace of Rajat Gupta" 903: 588: 238:for several years in violation of US law. 167:and the creator of two different kinds of 1383:"Insider Trading Star Witness Challenged" 1143: 1080: 619: 617: 615: 1213:"Hedge Fund Chief Is Charged With Fraud" 1179: 1155:"McKinsey Partner's Arrest Casts Shadow" 860:"McKinsey Jettisons Troubled Star Kumar" 383: 246:Kumar graduated first in his class from 1694:"Galleon Scandal's Executive Conundrum" 1086: 1055: 933: 770: 711: 649: 313: 1841: 1600:"Anil Kumar, Star Prosecution Witness" 1375: 1116: 966:"McKinsey Implicated in Galleon Trial" 612: 1914:Indian emigrants to the United States 1769:Rothfeld, Michael and Susan Pulliam. 1313:Rothfeld, Michael and Susan Pulliam. 942:. 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Patna
Bihar
IIT Bombay
Imperial College London
University of Pennsylvania
Consultant
Management
McKinsey & Company, Inc.
Indian School of Business
Knowledge Process Outsourcing
Business Process Outsourcing
Indian-American
McKinsey & Company
Silicon Valley
Indian School of Business
Rajat Gupta
outsourcing
IIT Bombay
Imperial College
The Wharton School
pleaded guilty
insider trading
trials
Raj Rajaratnam
Galleon Group
McKinsey and Company
Goldman Sachs
Procter and Gamble
Denny Chin

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