With a limited pool of partners and mounting demand it’s likely to turn into something of a merry-go-round.
As one market observer comments: “The leading people are not available unless they move again. There are only 10 or 12 people who have access to the top guys at the big houses so the only alternative is to hire one of the big names at a secondary firm.”
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- Linklaters PE duo Bagshaw and Youle quit to join White & Case
- CC private equity chief leaves firm to join Latham in London
- Shearman to boost City ranks with Weil partner duo
- Taking London – the US firms swooping in on the City’s top talent
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