rate cuts in the city.

[Bumfluff]

At least tell us who she is first, so we can google her at our non-sensitive location.

Lucy Pinder very nice

[Ruprect]

At least tell us who she is first, so we can google her at our non-sensitive location.

Don't you prefer the pussy?

[Alexander Coe]

Interesting my client is your parent companies fund management arm.

Will change avator

Is that wealth? I lose track there's so many related companies...

Thks, that’s much more work safe

[PAH]

Don't you prefer the pussy?

I think I'll have to stroke them both first. [attempting to get the thread back on track] I know which would cost less to keep, if there's rate freezes and cuts on the horizon!

[Mailman_1]

At least tell us who she is first, so we can google her at our non-sensitive location.

Lucy Pinder

[Mailman_1]

Its a new financial yr people. Regardless of the parent in question telling us all there is to be a 10% cutback in contractors over the next yr, projects still need to be completed etc. I've had calls from agents re PWC, HSBC and Citi this week with good roles too. It's looking bouyant in Banking.

[ChimpMaster]

Interesting. Would you do it? or would you rather bench?

I would if the job was more interesting / challenging, or if I would learn anything new. At the moment none of these apply, and I doubt that my career would benefit in any way - so for that reason I'm out.

[BrilloPad]

Its a new financial yr people. Regardless of the parent in question telling us all there is to be a 10% cutback in contractors over the next yr, projects still need to be completed etc. I've had calls from agents re PWC, HSBC and Citi this week with good roles too. It's looking bouyant in Banking.

hear hear.

[BlasterBates]

Sounds ominously like 2001. The first sign is a rate cut. The first one isn't so bad, shut your eyes and grit your teeth so to speak, but then comes the next cut and another one, and then swathes of contractors aren't renewed....

Hold on to your hats....

[AlfredJPruffock]

During a recession - either 1) discount and then discount heavily.
or 2) take a vacation and wait for the upturn