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Fidelity buyouts target 3,000 older staff

Investment firm offers 'generous' financial packages to older members of staff in response to cost pressures

Fidelity buyouts target 3,000 older staff
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Fidelity Investments has offered voluntary buyouts to thousands of older staff in response to cost pressures, The Wall Street Journal reports.

The Boston-based fund manager, which has more than $2 trillion in institutional assets under management, has offered the buyouts to around 3,000 workers, or 6.7% of its global workforce.

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