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Mideast Funds Adopt Wall Street Pay Model

Mideast Funds Adopt Wall Street Pay Model

Bloomberg3 days ago
A growing number of job candidates are asking Middle Eastern sovereign wealth funds to offer them carried interest awards- a type of performance-based pay tied to investment gains. As Alex Dooler explains to Lizzy Burden on Horizons Middle East and Africa, the new approach marks a shift from their traditional reliance on high salaries and lifestyle perks. (Source: Bloomberg)
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