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London Employment Monitor - April 2012

Key highlights from the April 2012 monitor include:

  • The number of newly available financial services jobs rose by 19% from March 12 to April 12
  • Compared to the same time last year, this was a fall of 48%
  • The number of professionals entering the jobs market month-on-month in April 12 rose by 10%
  • This was a fall of 50% from April 11 to April 12
  • The average time taken to place professionals in new jobs was 47 days down from 67 days in March 12
  • The average salary for those who secured new roles in April 12 compared to those who were newly placed in March 12 was £51,347 – a rise of 2%.
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London Employment Monitor - March 2012

Key highlights from the March 2012 monitor include:

  • Job vacancies across London's financial services sector fell by 8% from February 12 to March 12
  • Compared to the same month last year, this was a decline of 57%
  • Job availability from Q4 11 to Q112 rose by 4%
  • The number of professionals entering the job market in March 12 was 18% lower than February 12
  • Continuing the pattern of decline in job seeker numbers, this was also 62% lower than March 11
  • The time taken to place professionals into new jobs rose by 6 days in March 12 to 67 days
  • The average salary for those securing new roles in March 12 was £50,330
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Morgan McKinley Salary Survey

Our Morgan McKinley Salary Survey examines hiring and remuneration trends for 2012 targeted across a number of areas. We surveyed senior-level operational and HR managers working in the various specialisations listed below. Our survey covers the Financial Services and Accounting, Finance & Support industries.

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London Employment Monitor - February 2012

Key highlights from the February 2012 monitor include:

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Financial Services, Secretarial & Support 2012 Salary Survey

Secretarial & Suppport 

Permanent

Salaries within the secretarial & support jobs market within financial services held steady in 2011.

15/02/12 01:10:16 PM
Financial Services, Middle Office & Operations 2012 Salary Survey

Middle Office & Operations

Asset Management & Private Banking

Permanent

15/02/12 12:02:35 PM
Financial Services, Front Office 2012 Salary Survey

Asset Management

Permanent

14/02/12 06:13:11 PM
Financial Services, Credit, Risk & Quantitative Finance 2012 Salary Survey

Credit, Risk & Quantitative Finance

Permanent

14/02/12 05:10:13 PM
Financial Services, Marketing Communications 2012 Salary Survey

Marketing & Communications

Permanent

14/02/12 05:47:38 PM
Financial Services, Change & Project Management 2012 Salary Survey

Asset Management

Temporary / Contract

In 2011, the market for project professionals within the asset management industry was relatively stable. Most organisations have had a range of ongoing project work but there have been relatively few new major programmes driving changes in pay rates.

14/02/12 04:56:07 PM
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