Taylor Wessing has introduced a single body to assess partners’ remuneration as the Anglo-German firm moves to integrate its two primary partnerships.
A newly-created joint remuneration committee is due to meet for the first time in May. Its brief is to harmonise the criteria for assessing and rewarding partners in the firm’s UK and German arms, which still operate as financially-separate part-nerships.
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