McKinsey's secretive investment arm

FT Investigations by Financial Times

Jun 8, 20168:53News & Politics

McKinsey, one of the world’s most influential consulting firms, has built up a secretive $5bn internal investment arm that manages the fortunes of its past and present partners, raising questions over possible conflicts...

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