How to give employees skin in the game
Employee co-investment programmes can be an attractive offering for fund managers, but setting them up means overcoming various obstacles, writes Nathalie Sadler of law firm Dechert.
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Employee co-investment programmes can be an attractive offering for fund managers, but setting them up means overcoming various obstacles, writes Nathalie Sadler of law firm Dechert.
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