Coronavirus stress hits Wall Street's bonus pool - expert
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wall Street bonuses will fall roughly 30% this year, with even the most productive employees facing a pinch, as big banks and investment managers try to preserve profits during the coronavirus recession, a leading compensation expert said on Wednesday. The predictions by Alan Johnson are closely watched by financial professionals, especially during times of stress. The global coronavirus outbreak has already hit markets hard as politicians have ordered huge swaths of the..