Why this ex-Lehman, Bear Stearns MD escaped big bank bureaucracy for a fintech start-up
Louis Nees saw it all during his time working on Wall Street, jumping from one legendary-yet-doomed investment bank to another before ending up in fintech.
Brevan Howard PM re-emerges at expanding London hedge fund
Brevan Howard has been losing senior staff. This former PM has been hired by a hedge fund that's been poaching from investment banks.
Bank of America’s new Paris office is far nicer than Goldman Sachs’ new office in Frankfurt
Bank of America and Goldman Sachs have chosen very different kinds of offices for their EU HQs after Brexit.
Five reasons why demand for an online MBA is increasing
More and more people are choosing online MBAs over campus-based ones. What's behind this emerging trend?
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How you are sabotaging your banking career
You're doing something wrong in your banking career. You just don't know it.
Morning Coffee: 40 year-old bankers were fibbing about fabulous jobs of the future. Most tolerant trading spouse
Don't say we didn't warn you.
Standard Chartered is quietly emerging as one of the biggest banking recruiters of 2017
Standard Chartered keeps making major hires for its fixed income business.
How to make a strong first impression in a Wall Street job interview
Here are tips to impress the person conducting that first Wall Street job interview and avoid shooting yourself in the foot.
Janus Henderson CEO: “Blunt” graduate recruitment needs to change
Andrew Formica, CEO of $330bn asset manager Janus Henderson, says that graduate recruitment in finance needs to change.
I was groped during my banking internship
There's huge potential for the abuse of male power in finance.
