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Carried interest is no longer just for PE firms. A new wrinkle for executive comp at BlackRock and Goldman Sachs could become the norm across finance

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The article from Fortune, published on June 17, 2025, discusses the ongoing debate and potential changes surrounding carried interest in private equity (PE) firms. Carried interest, a performance fee that PE executives receive, has long been a point of contention due to its favorable tax treatment. The piece highlights how major financial institutions like BlackRock and Goldman Sachs are navigating these potential regulatory shifts. It notes that while some in the industry argue that carried interest incentivizes performance, others, including policymakers, believe it contributes to income inequality. The article also mentions recent proposals aimed at altering the tax status of carried interest, which could significantly impact executive compensation in the PE sector.

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[ https://fortune.com/2025/06/17/carried-interest-pe-firms-executive-comp-blackrock-goldman-sachs-finance/ ]