Recently, I was invited to UCL to take part in a panel discussion about recent graduates as part of their Careers in Banking and Finance insight day. I was appearing alongside representatives from the likes of the Bank of England, London Stock exchange and Barclays.
Read moreMet Traders were featured in a recent eFinancial article discussing the alternative route for aspiring traders rather than traditional banks.
Read moreThis week, Athens submitted a revised reform plan to the EU and IMF, after Tsipras rejected a set of reforms put forward by Jean-Claude Juncker.
Read moreThe recent UK election produced the first Conservative majority for 23 years and with UKIP managing nearly 4 million votes, a 13% share, it is clear that talk of EU membership is not going to disappear any time soon.
Read moreThis hint was aimed at the universally anticipated QE measures which had been a hot topic in business news. This is a conceptually simple programme where money is electronically printed and used to buy up bonds in the Eurozone. There are two primary ways in which this action can help to reinvigorate a stalling Eurozone: currency depreciation and liquidity easing.
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