It depends on the area, risk management looks reasonably bright at the moment, for some reason . What banks are doing are changing their focus. So there will be layoffs, but expansions else where. From what I can see the growth has stopped but they're all treading water. So they probably reduce some budgets to increase others. We'll need to wait for next year. Emerging markets & commodities look good, mortgages, loans etc not so good.
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Big IT hiring freeze coming in the City ...
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostIt depends on the area, risk management looks reasonably bright at the moment, for some reason . What banks are doing are changing their focus. So there will be layoffs, but expansions else where. From what I can see the growth has stopped but they're all treading water. So they probably reduce some budgets to increase others. We'll need to wait for next year. Emerging markets & commodities look good, mortgages, loans etc not so good.Hard Brexit now!
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Hiring freeze at the IB here too. Kind of depends on how the sub-prime debacle turns out in the end.
What's interesting is that the major wave of rate resets doesn't really kick off until Q4 this year (in the UK a little bit later)
Hopefully, everybody here has been a good squirrel and stored lots of nuts.Comment
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Originally posted by bobhope View PostHopefully, everybody here has been a good squirrel and stored lots of nuts.Comment
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostAgreed. Anything to do with risk will be OK. What do you do in Risk Management, Blaster? Are you with the Basel 2/Sarbanes Oxley stuff?I'm alright JackComment
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Originally posted by Ivor1 View PostMmm interesting all my clients are IB's and at the moment I have been the busiest I have ever been and Im having to turn down clients, Ive got contracts in place till Jan 2009, and rates have gone up nicely, if I could physically do it I could have 3 clients on the go at the moment. Suppose it depends on area.Comment
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