It is an open question whether the frantic hiring market for high-level private equity partners is really worth it for law firms, Paul Hodkinson writes.
January 29, 2021 at 01:00 AM
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The demand for private equity partner hires has never been greater.
It makes perfect sense, in a way. With more than $1.5 trillion available to spend, the private equity industry has become the most powerful driver of global mergers and acquisitions and economies ravaged by the coronavirus look ripe for a surge of investment.
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