Banks trying to snatch each others top-paid traders and investment bankers - Morgan Stanley starts offering millions of dollars worth of incentives to keep the best
Peter Oberois
Oct. 2, 2006

Banks trying to snatch each others top-paid traders and investment bankers. Morgan Stanley has started offering millions of dollars worth of incentives to keep the best.

Millions of dollars are being offered as incentive to stay and not defect. Even larger sums are being offered to defect as signing bonuses.

Good traders and investment bankers are in great demand. According to some sources, banks and institutional investors are eager to retain the best performers in the businesses.

Investment firms like Morgan Stanley and others are also offering low interest loans to allow employees invest in in hedge funds and buyout funds. The practice is becoming wide spread in the industry.

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Millions of dollars are being offered as incentive to stay and not defect. Even larger sums are being offered to defect as signing bonuses.
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