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Moelis plans ‘very aggressive’ push into private capital after hiring spree

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Boutique investment bank Moelis is planning a “very aggressive” push into private capital after a hiring spree pushed compensation costs up nearly 30% this year. 

Ken Moelis, its founder and chief executive, said that the bank was looking to hire a large number of bankers to cover private capital advisory, having brought in three senior dealmakers to lead the unit earlier in 2025. 

The boutique investment bank has seen compensation costs swell 27%

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