Sculptor Capital Management chief James Levin made much more money last year than he did in 2019. Or was it much less?
Once again, it all depends upon which compensation table one looks at in the firm’s proxy statement, made public on Wednesday.
Sculptor headquarters in New York City.
(Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg)
Sculptor Capital Management chief James Levin made much more money last year than he did in 2019. Or was it much less?
Once again, it all depends upon which compensation table one looks at in the firm’s proxy statement, made public on Wednesday.
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