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Slicing the Pie: Paying Originators, Managers and Workers

When dividing up the client credit, it is helpful to consider the 4 main roles described in this article that contribute value to the client relationship and the profitability of the firm. Valuing all 4 roles will increase firm profits, enhance existing client relationships and incentive firm collaboration.


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