(Reuters) - Speakers at the Fund Forum 2007 in Monaco said the big firms
have changed their remuneration structures following raids on
their top talent by smaller, boutique firms.
Boutique fund firms have increased their assets rapidly in
recent years, often by recruiting big-name managers, whom they
have given autonomy in investment decisions.
Now the bigger companies are fighting back by offering
managers such attractions as equity stakes in the business or a
share of fund revenues.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
have changed their remuneration structures following raids on
their top talent by smaller, boutique firms.
Boutique fund firms have increased their assets rapidly in
recent years, often by recruiting big-name managers, whom they
have given autonomy in investment decisions.
Now the bigger companies are fighting back by offering
managers such attractions as equity stakes in the business or a
share of fund revenues.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
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