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Southeast Asia’s growing affluence and ever-closer economic integration offer hot job opportunities for bankers, writes Raymond Ma. ...

Accounting giant EY vows to build permanent links with staff, even if they don’t stay, writes Wong Yat-hei. ...

Steven Phan is targeting a range of hires as the erstwhile Ernst & Young moves forward, writes John Brennan. ...

As the new Asia-Pacific area managing partner, and based in both Singapore and Hong Kong, Steven Phan will be responsible for all of EY’s businesses in the region, including assurance, tax, transaction and advisory services ...

The phenomenon of social media is altering the landscape of recruitment beyond all recognition, writes James Ockenden. ...

Adopting EY as global brand name, Big Four firm names Mark Weinberger – former White House official – as global chairman and chief executive officer ...

China’s top-performing companies must ratchet up their efficiency if they are to raise their productivity to help boost the mainland’s slowing economy ...

Like many accounting students, Nelson Li Chun-fai, staff accountant level one in the financial services division at Ernst & Young (E&Y), was drawn to the sector by the prospects of working for a Big Four accounting firm, writes Wong Yat-hei. ...

With Asia’s growing middle class demanding more and more general-insurance products, actuaries with the right skills are hot property, writes Tom Eves. ...

After graduating from a BBA degree in Insurance, Financial and Actuarial Analysis at the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) in 2008, Steve Cheung started on an actuarial management trainee programme at HSBC Life Insurance, where he chose to follow the profession's life insurance track, writes Tom Eves. ...