Private equity firms used to send junior staff off for an MBA. Now they're keeping some around to help spend all the money they've raised.

PE firms raised massive funds and still have a lot to spend. Keeping top associates can help source deals or run acquired companies, recruiters said.

August 22, 2019   |   View Online »

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