Moving Sideways: What Companies Have Done To Recruit And Retain Talent
Scott Grundy and Anna Miah of Morgan McKinley
Investment management professionals are considering sideways moves in terms of salary if the role offers wider experience that will help their career in the bigger picture, according to employer trends seen across accounting and finance investment management at the start of 2019.
Investment management as a whole has remained largely unaffected by Brexit. So far this year, many of the larger asset managers and some private equity companies have been performing better than ever...
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