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JPMORGAN CHASE POACHING
- Bank of America loses bankers, tells staff of big ambition, continued hiringRecent high-profile exits at Bank of America, such as banker Amy Lissauer, have sparked concerns about the institution's future. Once a lea...
Senior bankers quit for rivals as Asia talent fight intensifiesSenior bankers in Asia are increasingly switching firms as deal activity in the region picks up, triggering fresh hiring and poaching among...- Wealthtech scouts for pros to go beyond metrosThe demand for experienced professionals is far outpacing supply, with firms aggressively poaching from banks, brokerages and traditional w...
- "Take another job and you're done": JPMorgan Chase cracks down on job-hopping analystsJPMorgan Chase has drawn a hard line against early job-hopping by incoming analysts, warning they will be fired if they accept another job ...
- JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon threatens to fire job-hopping analysts, says 'if you accept a position with another company...'JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon is cracking down on junior bankers, threatening termination for those who accept other job offers within 18 ...
- UBS sends Iqbal Khan to stem Credit Suisse’s private banker exits; vows retention packages for Asia staffKhan signaled during his Asia trip that relationship managers should stick around until the merger closes because UBS would be willing to o...
- Employers bank on mind reading to hire top tech talentJPMorgan Chase last year began ramping up the number of technology staff it was hiring. The US lender already spends $9 billion a year on t...
- How SBI chief Arundhati Bhattacharya uses technology and recovery to give the bank a new-age makeoverWhen Bhattacharya decided to transform SBI from a staid state-run lender into a customer-friendly one, she went hunting for a technology ha...
- PJ Nayak to head Morgan Stanley IndiaPJ Nayak, who transformed Axis Bank into India’s fourth-largest by market capitalisation from an also-ran bank in a decade, has been hired ...
- Citi to repay $20 bn, regain its 'freedom'Citigroup reached an accord with the Treasury Department and regulators to repay $20 billion of the bailout it received from US taxpayers .
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