Unison resets controls, salaries
After the tragic incident last year when one of its former partners died just after an official investigation, Japanese buyout firm Unison Capital is planning to move forward by strengthening its internal control systems to prevent any misconduct by its partners.
In addition, the firm decided to cut partners’ salaries; led by John Ehara with 40%, while four other partners, including Tatsuya Hayashi, Tatsuo Kawasaki, Osamu Yamamoto and Kiyoto Matsuda, accepted...
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