Carlyle Group Discloses Director Departure in SEC Filing

WASHINGTON, June 1, 2026 — Carlyle Group Inc. filed an 8-K with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday that includes notice of a director departure.

The filing, bearing accession number 0001527166-26-000030, lists Item 5.02 (Departure or election of directors or principal officers), Item 7.01 (Regulation FD disclosure), and Item 9.01 (Financial statements and exhibits). Carlyle Group, with CIK 0001527166, is a publicly traded alternative-asset manager.

The Form 8-K states that a named director has left the board. The document does not specify the individual’s name, the exact effective date, or a cited cause beyond the standard Item 5.02 disclosure requirements. Under SEC rules, Item 5.02 filings must identify the departing officer or director, the role involved, whether the event is a departure or new election, the effective date, and any disclosed reason.

The departure alters the composition of Carlyle’s board of directors. Public companies must maintain accurate governance disclosures; the change will require updates to future proxy statements, committee assignments, and any internal policies tied to board size or independence standards.

The filing also activates Regulation FD obligations if any material nonpublic information was discussed in connection with the departure.

Downstream, Carlyle must ensure the event is reflected in its next quarterly or annual report. Board-related changes often prompt review of director and officer insurance policies, committee charters, and compliance with Nasdaq or NYSE listing standards on board independence.

Investors and counterparties will receive formal notice through this 8-K, satisfying the company’s immediate disclosure duty under securities law.

This filing marks Carlyle’s latest board-level disclosure. The company has previously reported executive and director changes through successive 8-K filings that similarly invoked Item 5.02 to document departures, elections, or role adjustments as required by SEC regulations.

The complete filing is available on the SEC’s EDGAR system.