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Citigroup Aims To Double North America Private Banker Headcount
Tom Burroughes
March 11, 2010
Citigroup has laid out plans to double the number of private bankers in North America, roughly doubling the workforce to about 260 bankers from the current total of 130.
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Quote of the Week
"Garden leave provisions must be written into partnership or LLP agreements to ensure businesses are protected from future actions. Putting a partner or member on garden leave without precautions in place is unlawful exclusion and can result in anything from a damages claim to a winding-up order. "
Mark Briegal, head of UK law firm, Ralli Partnership.



