Wall Street Bonuses Set for a Fall as Deals Dry Up

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Bloomberg Markets and Finance published this video item, entitled “Wall Street Bonuses Set for a Fall as Deals Dry Up” – below is their description.

Some investment bankers could see bonuses shrink as much as 45% this year, while those on the M&A side could see a decline of 25%, as a slowdown in deals cuts into banks’ 2022 bonus pools. Charlie Wells reports on Bloomberg Television.

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