Hiring plans reveal the finance sector is bored with Brexit
The hiring plans of the finance sector is the primary reason London has seen a 17 per cent month-on-month increase in available jobs, a Morgan McKinley Financial Services report explained.
The hiring plans of the finance sector is the primary reason London has seen a 17 per cent month-on-month increase in available jobs, a Morgan McKinley Financial Services report explained.
With the surge of service outages from large banks, challengers such as Metro and Virgin Money – some offering more appealing rates of interest and few weighed down with the same unwieldy and dated IT – are providing the British public with compelling alternatives to larger counterparts.
The ‘Brand Finance Banking 500’, conducted by The Banker, is a league table of the world’s biggest banks, ranked by their brand value, has found that the UK’s banks collectively lost three per cent of their value this year.
By Kate Bassett
Pat Higgins, founder of C&P Apothecaries, was shocked when his bank tried to force him to give up 20 per cent of his business.
By Kate Bassett
What happens when your bank falls victim to the credit crunch” That’s exactly what happened to 38-year-old entrepreneur Gavin Millar last year, when Belgian behemoth Fortis became one of Europe’s largest casualties of the financial crisis.