This content is from: Corner Office Financial Services Employees May See Meaningful Compensation Increases by the End of the Year With massive fundraising and lucrative exits, “private equity is the queen of the ball,” according to compensation consultant Johnson Associates. By Jessica Hamlin August 09, 2021
This content is from: Premium ISS Criticizes Sculptor Capital’s Compensation Structure and Opposes Re-election of Chair The 26-page report was critical of the listed firm’s “sizable guaranteed bonuses and the lack of a cap on the CIO’s bonus,” in addition to the lack of transparency for performance-based compensation. By Stephen Taub June 23, 2021
This content is from: Corner Office After a Record Quarter, Asset Managers Are Hiring and Increasing Compensation Casey Quirk finds many asset managers are taking advantage of strong capital markets, putting resources toward alternatives, sustainable investments and ETFs. By Jessica Hamlin June 23, 2021
This content is from: Corner Office What Comes After Record-Breaking Performance? A ‘Big, Fat Bonus’ The extended bull market and worries over retaining employees drive huge compensation increases. By Jessica Hamlin November 16, 2021
This content is from: Corner Office The Pandemic Didn’t Touch Private Equity Paychecks Private equity and venture capital professionals kept making more money as the pandemic unfolded. By Jessica Hamlin April 27, 2021
This content is from: Premium How Much Did Sculptor’s Jimmy Levin Earn Last Year? It Depends. The multistrategy firm uses two different methods to calculate compensation for its top executives — with widely varying results. By Stephen Taub April 29, 2021
