Uncertainty ‘Opening the Door’ To Partner Comp Changes in 2025

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By Andrew Maloney

CenterPeak's Jeff Lowe warns that while some forces driving last year's compensation surge continue, the landscape is shifting dramatically. With economic uncertainty from tariffs and federal cuts, firms are "opening the door for more compensation changes" as they brace for potentially weak profitability. The target? Partners who've "ridden the wave" with stagnant productivity while their compensation increased simply due to rising firm values.

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