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ProShare industry insight—the Share Incentive plan—an opportunity for all employees?

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Published on: 03 June 2020
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Share Incentives analysis: We have partnered with ProShare to provide a monthly news piece providing industry insight from the ‘voice of employee ownership’. This month Zoe Denny-Thomas, head of member services at ProShare, considers share incentive plans (SIPs).

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