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The seven mental disorders most prevalent in financial servicesFinancial services professionals are under pressure. In an environment where bankers are vilified, job prospects are increasingly limited and the prospect of redundancy looms large, mental health issues are becoming ever more common in the financial sector. In fact, according to research released this week from Legal & General, depression and anxiety in the financial […] |
Outrage as senior trader let go after a tiny $10m-$25m loss
In a sign that French banks are becoming extraordinarily risk averse, BNP Paribas is said to have let go of a senior trader after a loss that would barely merit a mention at rival banks. The Financial Times says that Lionel Crassier, the former head of U.S. equities for BNP Paribas, has left the French bank after […]
Six ways multinationals can nurture Singaporean talent
Global companies in Singapore with aggressive ambitions for Asia have started ramping up internal programmes to advance the skills and experience of nationals. Success in Asia is increasingly being linked to the visible diversity of top executive leadership – and international banks have responded accordingly. The Tripartite Alliance for Fair Employment Practices (Tafep) recently published […]
Fearful of returning to France, French bankers sit it out in South Kensington
Things are not going well in France. Michael Hintze, founder of hedge fund CQS, has pointed to a recent spate of car burning as a leading indicator of French social unrest. A report from the Pew Research Center found that the French were particularly dispirited within Europe: 91% of them say their economy is doing […]
Late Lunchtime Links: Can Morgan Stanley fixed income bankers trust Gorman when he says their jobs are safe?
Morgan Stanley’s fixed income bankers have nothing to fear. Despite presiding over the worst performance of any major bank in fixed income sales and trading in the first quarter (a 44% year-on-year decline), they will not be losing their jobs: James Gorman is perfectly happy with them. So said Gorman at a fixed income investor […]
Brokers blocked as employers play hard ball
Insurance brokers are making it increasingly difficult for staff to make a move to a competitor by enforcing restrictive covenants that stop the poaching of clients and former colleagues. This week broker Eastwood & Partners was forced to pay Romero Insurance Brokers £110k in damages after losing a High Court dispute. Romero sued the firm […]
This Screenshot Typifies the Life of an Investment Banker
Investment bankers make plenty of money, but it often comes at a price, for the banker and their family. This screenshot, taken by an investment banking source at Barclays, paints this picture with clear strokes. The bank is hosting an upcoming event called “The Nanny Factor,” which will cover the “challenges and benefits” of someone […]
Tax free investment banking salaries on the up in Dubai
If you’re a senior investment banker looking for a new position, the United Arab Emirates is not necessarily the best place to apply – jobs have been cut, few new opportunities are presenting themselves and the anaemic fee pool has only been edging up for the past few years. There is one advantage to making […]
Want a job in finance? Hot qualifications in London, New York, Asia
Not all finance qualifications were created equal. And not all finance qualifications are equally relevant in different global markets. Based upon the jobs currently advertised on eFinancialCareers and the finance résumés uploaded into our own database in the past three months, we’ve put together the following helpful ranking of qualifications most likely to land you a […]
Deutsche Bank targets Latin America’s richest and bolsters U.S. ETFs
Building on burgeoning ultra high net worth clients in Latin America and growing ETF interest in the U.S., Deutsche Bank has hired veteran manager Jerry W. Miller to help re-brand and integrate its Asset & Wealth Management business. Jerry W. Miller, who will be based in New York and report to Michele Faissola, Head of […]
Do you work for a Chelsea or Manchester United style bank?
Regulators are demanding that wealth managers are better qualified, but private banks are still attracted by star quality, rather than building from the bottom up. Despite all the talk of a skills-shortage in Asia, which resulted in private banks hiring in hairdressers, there’s a dearth of talented wealth managers between 30-40 years old able to […]
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