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 | Guest Comment: Here's how frustrated private bankers in Asia can cope |
 | Life isn't easy for private bankers in Asia even if the sector is seemingly more robust than others. Wealth managers currently operate in tough and extremely competitive markets. |
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 | You're hired - in about a year |
 | While a protracted recruitment period of over a year seems to be the exception rather than the rule, recruiters say it's certainly taking more time to replace people in this uneasy market. |
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 | From bulge brackets to accounting firms: Corporate finance talent faces up to a new reality |
 | Corporate finance professionals once much feted in investment banks have fallen on rough times. Jobs in Asia have been culled over the last few months, with i-banks in Hong Kong hit particularly hard. |
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 | Guest Comment: The road ahead for legal eagles in Asia's financial sector |
 | After increased hiring activity in 2010, when firms began to hire new lawyers and expand their in-house teams, 2011 was a year which focused more on consolidation. Towards the end of last year, however, many companies battled with redundancies, which meant an exceptionally quiet year end for legal recruitment. |
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 | Do expat bankers really favour Australia over Singapore and Hong Kong? |
 | One of the world's biggest i-banks reckons Australia is the number one destination for expats. That's perhaps unsurprising given the land Down Under is typically associated with friendliness, work-life balance and a healthy outdoorsy lifestyle. |
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