Emerging finance hubs in Asia are offering out-of-work finance professionals new job opportunities, with one of the latest - in Qianhai, China - already attracting some of the world's biggest names, and suggestions it could offer insurance companies special incentives.
Investment banks are tentatively adding headcount in the front office after 18 months of viciously slashing back. According to the recruiters we spoke to, here’s where they’re seeing the action.
If you want to be desirable to a financial services employer by 2020, you'd be advised to seize the opportunity to work in a foreign country for a short period of time where there's a shortage of talent locally, and where your employer is predicting an uptick in business.
We spoke to Hong Kong-based Nicholas Johnson about how he moved from the Big Four, why bankers in Asia still job hop too much, and why the best grads are able to keep their sense of humour, even during late-night deals.
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