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This content is from: Portfolio Asset Management Employees Saw Bigger Numbers on their Paychecks in 2021. Don’t Look for a Repeat This Year. Faced with the “great resignation” and other pandemic-related disruptions, many managers raised salaries and incurred larger compensation expenses. By Jessica Hamlin April 14, 2022
