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| J.P. Morgan Sees Rising Job Applications from Graduates in Asia |
| Never mind global redundancies and banker bashing in the West, graduates in Asia still seem keen on the sector. J.P. Morgan in Asia reports increased applications for traineeships and internships, says Ying Liu, a Hong Kong-based executive director at the investment bank. And it's holding job offers steady, too. |
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| Job Applicants in Asia More Than Tripled, Says UBS Equities Head |
| The best traders are IT savvy, understand macroeconomics, and have a stress-busting sense of fun, says Choo-Guan Yeoh, who was appointed Singapore head of equities for UBS last October. |
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| Six skills that will help you secure a job in sunny Australia |
| Australia doesn't just provide warm weather and beachside lifestyles; its financial sector is slowly starting to crank out jobs again after a long southern summer slumber. Many jobs are driven by regulatory change and not growth, but a domestic talent shortage means employers are still hiring globally. Here are six sought-after skills that could land you a role Down Under. |
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| Where in the world is the best place for women to work? |
| It pays to work in here if you're a woman. This country is the only place on earth where median salaries for women are higher than for men. Find out where... |
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| Lords, princelings and princesses: why it still helps to be posh to work in finance |
| Getting a job in financial services has undoubtedly become more meritocratic as diversity programs at large institutions take hold. But in a world where relationships and personal connections still matter, do firms secretly prefer to hire the upper classes? |
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