15 February 2010 | Professional Investment Services is recruiting for a number of people to fill key compliance, research and product development functions within its head office.
15 February 2010 | Capstone Financial Planning aims to boost adviser numbers by 10 per cent this year, although it will maintain a selective recruitment approach, says managing director Grant O'Riley.
15 February 2010 | The Financial Planning Association's (FPA’s) Job Board attracted over 1,500 visitors in one week, demonstrating the need for such a portal, said FPA chief executive Jo-Anne Bloch.
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8 February 2010 | Does the drop in Australia’s unemployment rate translate into more opportunities in the financial services sector, and is the war for talent about to recommence from where it left off before the onset of the global financial crisis? Caroline Munro investigates.
22 January 2010 | Two senior managers of the AIA Australia Adviser Services team have left the company with immediate effect.
21 January 2010 | Peter Dawson and Julie Rigoni have teamed up to launch a new business advisory consulting firm for Australian and offshore investment managers.
10 November 2009 | Superpartners offers prospective employees a website enabling them to better understand the company and apply for jobs.
4 August 2009 | WHEN Money Management recently reported that recruitment agencies were advertising non-existent roles, it raised a broader issue of what constitutes acceptable and ethical recruitment practices.
10 July 2009 | Much of its mortgage processing to be outsourced to an Australian-based specialist, a custody specialist, and elsewhere internally.
10 July 2009 | Employment in the banking and investment sectors is on the rise, and recruitment activity at the executive level has also seen an uptick. Meanwhile, insurance roles remain in steady demand, according to a recruitment firm's latest report.
1 June 2009 | Salary freezes and reductions, job cuts and drawn-out recruitment processes: challenging times lie ahead, but the diversity of the financial services sector means a variety of obstacles. AMAL AWAD reports.
22 May 2009 | Recruiters say that in the process of cutting back on staff, good employees are being let go, but are later being offered contract work to meet work demands.
1 April 2009 | Mortgage Choice chief executive departs company after six years at the helm; company insists it's business as usual.
30 March 2009 | Recruitment specialist warns financial planning practices about the downside of cutting staff when strong skills will be needed to power a recovery.
10:18 AM | Financial advisers employed at institutional dealer groups are increasingly approaching independently-owned advice firms for their personal advice needs.
5 February 2009 | The casualties of the financial crisis are many, but among the worst hit areas is recruitment, with a large number of staff cuts and employment freezes. KATE GIBBS reports.
5 February 2009 | THEY should be celebrating their transition from student to professional, but jobs for university graduates in banking and financial services have dropped. KATE GIBBS investigates.
5 February 2009 | We may be seeing severe downturns in recruitment, but some sectors will actually grow in employment terms, writes PETER DAWSON.
5 February 2009 | MATTHEW ESLER considers the role new financial advice technology is playing in shaping recruitment within the financial planning practice.
22 January 2009 | Mining boom may be coming to an end: Swan.
10 December 2008 | Downturn has not diminished talent shortage: Finsia.
7 November 2008 | New survey data reveals market downturn filtering into planning community.
16 October 2008 | LEYLA BANAEI discusses the concept of bringing in a coach to assist new advisers who may be technically sound, but lacking in client facing experience.
13 October 2008 | Nancy Holland to retire, Matt Hoult named as replacement.