In 2018, confidence was restored in hiring finance professionals in investment management.
As Brexit uncertainty continued and the threat of offshoring London employees became evident, there was an increase in permanent hires across London compared to the previous year. European asset managers urge ESMA to find solution to dual-listing conundrum amid hard-Brexit fears In contrast, there was a decrease in contract jobs over the same period. There was also an increase in active candidates, with many who would have stayed in their previous roles, venturing into the marketplace; namely senior profiles in financial planning and analysis and financial control. Additionally...
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