Junior Staff Carry Allocation: Benefits and Potential Challenges
Explore the advantages and potential obstacles associated with expanding carry allocations to junior staff.
Explore the advantages and potential obstacles associated with expanding carry allocations to junior staff.
“The Modern Landscape of Carried Interest” A recap on the discussions that took place during the EWM Global New York Round Table.
The Labour Party's election has brought new focus on the tax treatment of carried interest. This proposed reform aims to close a perceived "loophole," sparking debate over tax equity and the UK's attractiveness as an investment hub.
Across the Financial Services industry, organizations are adjusting to a rapidly evolving Human Resources landscape. Following the global pandemic, there has been a significant shift in workforce priorities, evidenced by…
Financial institutions can enhance employee retention by offering transparent pay packages that align with both individual wealth growth and the company's success. Today, companies in the financial sector face retention…
When evaluating your incentive plan and deferred compensation administration system, there are several key factors to consider to maximize return on investment, efficiency and value and to be confident that…
At EWM Global, we increase incentive plan administration efficiency through the reduction in manual processes and spreadsheet dependency, while enhancing executive compensation visibility via our interactive portal. Read below to…
For partners and employees at private capital firms, carried interest programs are a key monetary incentive, often outpacing salary and bonus vehicles for senior team members. Given carry’s status in…
At EWM Global, our focus is on increasing efficiency through the reduction in manual processes and spreadsheet dependency. Simultaneously, through our interactive portal, we are able to enhance executive compensation…
2021 saw workers quitting their jobs at historic rates, a trend that has since been termed by experts as the “Great Resignation”...