Ken Griffin’s Citadel is imposing non-compete periods of up to two years on some investment professionals, including analysts, as the multi-strategy hedge fund takes an increasingly aggressive approach to retaining talent and protecting its investment strategies, according to a report by Bloomberg.
The report sits unnamed people familiar with the arrangements as revealing that the Miami-based firm is linking the length of the garden leave to an employee’s total compensation. Analysts face a mini...
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