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| | Tricky interview question: When you are given a research report, how do you start it and how do you end it it? |
| | A candidate for a research analyst position at a bulge bracket bank in Hong Kong was asked: "When you are assigned a research report for a certain sector, how do you start it and how do you end it it? Give more details about your research process." |
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| | Recruiters: UBS job cuts won't affect Asia greatly |
| | In Asia, recruiters we spoke to haven't heard anything about UBS trimming jobs. Most remained sanguine, saying large-scale job cuts are unlikely. |
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| | The West has its hiring freezes and redundancies, but in Singapore Goldman Sachs is showing off new office space |
| | Dismal Q2 earnings, redundancies and hiring freezes: many global banks are having a hard time in the West. But in Singapore it's a different story. |
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| | I've worked at Deutsche Bank and Goldman Sachs. Now I run a bar. I have no regrets |
| | Singaporean Colin Tay went from banking to beers when he left the financial industry after nine years. Formerly from Deutsche Bank, he now runs two businesses with a partner: Old Empire, a gastro bar, and TSA Wines, a beer and wine distribution company. He speaks to eFinancialCareers about his decision to give up the corporate life. |
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| | Playing golf even though they hate it and other ways private bankers try to match the lifestyles of the rich |
| | It's perfectly possible to spot good private bankers within the first few minutes of meeting them – sometimes even before they utter a word. |
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