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Market stays buoyant

The banking and financial services' operational space remained active in the first two quarters of the year, writes Carol Cheung. ...

Bet on bancassurance

Insurance companies’ increasing use of banks to sell products offers lucrative job opportunities, writes Raymond Ma. ...

Caching in on shortages

Software experts are capitalising on industry’s chronic lack of skills, writes Raymond Ma. ...

Recovery continues

Last year there was a continued demand for relationship managers across all areas of commercial and corporate banking, with the SME (commercial banking) and local corporate sectors (corporate banking) the most active, says John Mullally. ...

Well-insured in 2014

The insurance sector has proven to be one of the few growth areas within the broader financial services industry over the past five years, writes John Mullally. ...

More room for boom

Lack of manpower is undermining property and construction industry’s solid prospects, writes Chris Davis. ...

Changing motivations

While we have not seen widespread cutbacks in organisational headcount, recruitment activity is principally centred on replacing departing talent as opposed to achieving net growth in staffing levels via the creation of new positions, says Andrew Blake. ...

From basic accounting to key decision-making

The accounting and finance industry has undergone a remarkable shift in Asia in the past year, as major global economies brace for modest recovery, while talents from emerging markets contend on the international stage, writes Angel Lam. ...

Opportunities abound in booming markets

Rising costs have been forcing many banks and other financial institutions in Hong Kong to move back-office operations from Central to less expensive parts of town, writes Michael Taylor. ...

Scholars or specialists

Hong Kong is not really a hub for Islamic finance, with more of this type of business in the Far East run out of Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Jakarta, says John Mullally. ...