06 février 2007, 0h00
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There’s a good case to be made against investment banks operating fund management under the same roof. After all, money managers are sometimes forced to take up activist positions in order to improve the performance at their portfolio companies. But activism can create embarrassments for their investment bank employers, which are likely to have numerous other business relationships with the company that is under assault.
For this reason, fund managers at Wall Street firms have traditionally kep...
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