Paying for Current vs. Historical Performance

Two businessmen running together in officeDo you value originated and inherited book the same?

By Marc Rosenberg
Partner Comp: Art & Science

This nuance is recognized more effectively at larger firms where, to preserve one’s income or merit an increase, partners must demonstrate proactive contributions to the firm year after year. At smaller firms, partners are often able to maintain their income largely based on past performance.

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