Sarah Butcher is a journalist specializing in banking, finance, fintech, and technology news. She currently works for Dice.com and writes for publications such as eFinancialCareers, Bristol Hedge Fund, and Efinancialcareers Ltd. Sarah's articles provide insights into the banking industry, career advice, and analysis of market trends.
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Sarah Butcher's coverage heavily revolves around the finance industry, particularly focusing on investment banks, hedge funds, job market and career development. Her articles often cite data and provide expert commentary.
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By: Sarah Butcher
If you have a banking job where you can work from home two or maybe even three days a week, consider yourself fortunate.
By: Ryunosuke Kikuno
If you work for a US investment bank, your 2023 bonus is a thing of the past. If you work for a Japanese investment bank, it is a thing of the future. Japanese bank bonus season is coming, soon.
By: Marcus Ganahl
If you're looking for a new buy-side job in New York City, then 26North, the alternative asset management firm launched by Apollo co-founder Josh Harris in 2022, seems to be hiring.
By: Sarah Butcher
Citigroup is making some effort to get to grips with the allegedly poor culture in its equities sales and trading business.
When Barclays announced its fourth quarter results in February, it also unveiled a programme of cost-cutting.
By: Sarah Butcher
If there's one bank that's been consistently bullish about recruitment, it's Alantra , the mid-market Spanish investment bank that's been expanding for the past few years.
As Citi proceeds with its restructuring and 20,000 job cuts, all does not seem entirely well in the Malaga office where the US bank employs around 30 junior investment bankers who theoretically have a great life.
With Vis Raghavan due to turn up at Citi in early June, there are growing suspicions that all sorts of people leaving JPMorgan are heading to Citi to join him.
If you're a bank wondering whether hiring new talent is a good move in a difficult market, Deutsche Bank's first quarter results today should lay your fears to rest. After some voracious hiring, first quarter results in the investment bank were pretty fine.
By: Sarah Butcher
Barclays is supposed to be cutting £0.7bn of costs from its investment bank, but it hasn't made much progress yet.
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