City Moves for 27 September 2018 – who’s switching jobs at CBRE, Invesco and Redridge? September 27, 2018 Today's City Moves cover property, fixed income and due diligence. Take a look at these movers and shakers: CBRE The world’s leading real estate adviser, CBRE, has appointed Chiara Zuccon as a senior director to spearhead debt origination within its market leading development and residential investment team. Chiara is joining from the Royal Bank of [...]
Lifting you up: Could elevators be the cure for loneliness? September 26, 2018 The month of July is rich in national festivities. Bastille Day in France, Independence Day in America. If you haven’t been to Paris on 14 July, I urge you to go. It’s glorious: fireworks erupt, crowds cheer, street bands blare, strangers embrace, the army parades, patriotic films roll. There is another red calendar day in [...]
Ignore self-help books about working a four-hour week, embrace the corporate lifestyle September 26, 2018 There's so much literature available on the market about how to find happiness in running (or working for) startups and small companies that you’d think the only way to be happy with your job is to start your own venture. Books like the cult hit “The 4-Hour Work Week” by Tim Ferris aim to persuade [...]
City Moves for 26 September 2018 – who’s switching jobs at Marsh, Profile Pensions and Gulf Keystone Petroleum? September 26, 2018 Today's City Moves cover insurance, pensions and energy. Take a look at these movers and shakers: Marsh Marsh, a global leader in insurance broking and innovative risk management solutions, has appointed Tom Colraine as a non-executive independent member of the board of directors of Marsh. During his career, Tom has held many senior roles in [...]
Universities and businesses must work together to engineer the recruits of the future September 25, 2018 From investment bankers to artisan bakers, employers are constantly on the lookout for bright young employees who are going to help their organisation thrive. Given the present uncertainty, it is more important than ever that British businesses have access to a robust recruitment pool. The media rhetoric of a growing skills gap suggests that [...]
City Moves for 25 September 2018 – who’s switching jobs at JP Morgan Asset Management, BNP Paribas and ICBC Standard Bank? September 25, 2018 Today’s City Moves cover asset management, banking and metals. Take a look at these movers and shakers: JP Morgan Asset Management JP Morgan Asset Management has appointed Jeremy Cape as an executive director to its global transportation group. Jeremy will be based in the firm’s London office and report to Andrian Dacy, head of global [...]
Strictly Come Dancing professionals make a PR misstep in potential pay row dispute September 24, 2018 Glitter balls, sequins, the foxtrot, and the rest… Daaarling! It is that time of the year again as Strictly Come Dancing waltzed back on to our screens on Saturday night. New celebs, new dancers, new routine – same old format. There will be Craig Revel Horwood looking unimpressed, break-ups, make-ups, tears, injuries, tantrums, and [...]
Cobra Beer founder Lord Karan Bilimoria talks curry and craft beer culture September 24, 2018 Britain loves beer. This might not be good for our wallets or our waistlines, but it’s true nonetheless. And perhaps no one knows this truth more than Lord Karan Bilimoria, founder and chairman of Cobra Beer. Cobra (slogan: “impossibly smooth”), has become something of a British institution. Not only can you find it in [...]
City Moves for 24 September 2018 – who’s switching jobs at RHI Magnesita, Saga and Wiggin? September 24, 2018 Today's City Moves covers industries, insurance and legal eagles. Take a look at these movers and shakers: RHI Magnesita RHI Magnesita has nominated Ian Botha, currently CFO of Anglo American Platinum, has been nominated, as new CFO and finance director for appointment in the 2019 annual meeting. Ian will join the company on 1 [...]
Labour calls for workers to sit on company boards September 23, 2018 A Labour government would introduce laws requiring businesses to reserve a third of board seats for workforce representatives, party leader Jeremy Corbyn announced. Under the policy, revealed as Labour launched its annual conference in Liverpool over the weekend, employee directors would be elected by the workforce and paid at a level equal to other board [...]