For many top operators in high-finance, it's getting tough to snag nice paydays, especially for those who work for major firms. What to do? The answer is easy: leave.
In today's world, this is fairly straightforward. After all, office space is cheap. And with the Internet and outsourcing, it doesn't take much to put together an infrastructure
Just take a look at Roger Jenkins, who is a senior executive at Barclays (NYSE: BCS). After a long career with the firm, he is now leaving to Los Angeles where he will start his own advisory firm. This is according to a report in the Wall Street Journal (subscription only).
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