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The hours in investment banking are intensive, and you'll receive responsibility right from the start, so you'll have to be open-minded and flexible | | Read more... | | | | | Salary increases of 79 per cent sound super at Nomura. The reality is rather different
On the surface, it's a story that could have easily riled up public sentiment against bankers. Nomura's top managers have been awarded pay rises of 79 per cent for the last fiscal year. But Japanese banking chiefs typically earn a lot less than their Western peers. | | Read more... | | | | | Guest Comment: When making you redundant, bosses care more about their own bonuses than your feelings
It's always tough when you are invited for a conversation with a senior manager who has never held a face-to-face conversation with you before. You are probably being fired, or to put it more politely, “let go”. | | Read more... | | | Samsung Securities has been a good hunting ground for equity researchers, but it's still a downbeat employment market | | Earlier this year, we wrote about the sorry plight of equity researchers in Asia. Redundancies were made in Samsung Securities, UBS and RBS. Things seem to be looking up slightly since. | | Read more... | | | | | What it's really like to lead a team of private bankers in Asia
Jackie Pang is an executive director and team leader at Coutts Hong Kong. She graduated with a degree in commercial economics in the Netherlands, followed by an MSc in financial management from the University of London. Pang has worked at Coutts for nearly seven years. She speaks to eFinancialcareers about her career | | Read more... | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Sponsored by: | | | | | | | |
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