Canadian Private Equity Firms Making Fewer New Hires - Report
Canada's top private equity firms have slowed their recruitment of new professional talent, says a report by Tim Kiladze of The Globe and Mail. In 2010 and 2011, institutional funds like CPP Investment Board - Private Investments, OMERS Private Equity, and Teachers Private Capital were bulking up staffs to help manage the increased pace of global deal-making, recruiting from investment banks and Bay Street veterans. However, personnel appears to be reaching full complements, with OMERS and Teachers growing staff by only 10% in 2012, The Globe and Mail reports.
17 January 2013•1 min read
