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  • Fidelity chief exec Anne Richards to chair TheCityUK board

    December 2, 2021

    The chief executive of Fidelity International has today been named as the next board chair of the Square Mile’s most influential lobbying body. Dame Anne Richards will take over the position from Mark Tucker, chairman of HSBC Holdings, who will step down at the end of May 2022 after three years in the role. Richards [...]

  • Female lawyers on the clock for 100 hours more than male peers annually

    December 1, 2021

    Unsurprisingly they are also among the least happy with the number of hours they work, according to a new report on law firms. The recent report by Thomson Reuters found that women practicing law were, on average, putting in 100 hours more than their male colleagues every year. One reason pointed out by Dana Denis-Smith, [...]

  • UBS swipe new finance chief Sarah Youngwood from rival JPMorgan

    December 1, 2021

    UBS have pinched a JPMorgan executive as its new chief financial officer, as part of major shake-up of senior management at the biggest bank in Switzerland. The announcement comes shortly after UBS also named Colm Kelleher, former president at Morgan Stanley, to succeed Axel Weber as chairman of the world’s biggest wealth manager when his [...]

  • KPMG in danger of being banned from bidding for government contracts

    December 1, 2021

    KPMG have been threatened by the government with a ban on bidding for public contracts if there are any more scandals at the Big Four consulting firm, according to reports. The Cabinet Office issued its warning in a letter to KPMG, according to the Financial Times, which first reported the news. The ominous letter, which [...]

  • Magic Circle: Slaughter & May poaches first COO from Freshfields amid executive reshuffle

    December 1, 2021

    Slaughter & May have nabbed Jill Hoseason, the global chief operating officer of their magic circle rival Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, as their first ever COO, in a leadership shakeup. Earlier this year Slaughter and May, which boasts more FTSE 350 clients than any other law firm, announced plans to restructure its management team, a move it said [...]

  • Marlowe profits rocket as firm raises full year guidance

    December 1, 2021

    Business critical services firm Marlowe announced this morning that its profits have rocketed in the six months ended 30 September. The group’s operating profit has registered a 122 per cent growth compared with the same time last year, going from £7.4m to £16.4m, while its adjusted EBITDA margin has hiked by 300 bps, from 14.8 [...]

  • BCLP and Mishcon jump into pay war for junior lawyers with salary hikes

    November 30, 2021

    Two more City law firms have joined the increasingly crowded tussle for junior lawyers by raising salaries to keep up. Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner (BCLP) and Mishcon de Reya announced raises for newly qualified solicitors, who will now take home £95,000 and £83,000 respectively. For BCLP newly qualified solicitors the new salary represents an eight per [...]

  • On the job hunt: These are the hardest vacant roles to fill in the UK

    November 30, 2021

    Veterinary surgeons, senior auditors and HGV technicians are among the hardest jobs to fill in the UK, according to new research. Only 16 per cent of all job postings on job site Indeed fall into the ‘hard to fill’ category, meaning they have stayed on the website for over two months but over half of [...]

  • KPMG bets on growth in life sciences as it sets up new regulatory team in London

    November 30, 2021

    KPMG UK has set up a new regulatory team in its life sciences practice amid increasing demand for consulting services in the area. In the face of increasing regulatory requirements and the attention drawn by the pandemic to industry practices, life sciences companies are increasingly turning to consultants. “[This is a time] where life sciences [...]

  • Exclusive: Third of law firms consider going public in search of funds for expansion

    November 30, 2021

    Around a third of law firms are contemplating listing on the stock market in the next year to fund growth plans, according to new research shared exclusively with Morning Wire The findings underpin a growing trend among law firms to explore alternative financing models beyond traditional partnerships. Gateley was the first law firm to float [...]

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