Investment banks slash graduate recruitment targets
Investment banks in London are scaling back their graduate recruitment targets for 2016, after a difficult final quarter.
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Posted by Robert Leeming | Jan 27, 2016 | Recruitment News
Investment banks in London are scaling back their graduate recruitment targets for 2016, after a difficult final quarter.
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