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Recruitment
Services
We believe that the leaders of
any business are crucial for its success. We want to help them do what they
are paid to do: manage the business. This means finding the best people to
employ and then empower them to do the best possible job.
Temple Associates serves the
recruitment needs of Employers in the Securities, Banking and Investment
Management Industries. We focus on the United Kingdom and the
German-speaking parts of Europe but in selected segments of the financial
markets we are also active in other geographic regions.
Personal contacts created over
many years and a state-of-the-art database of potential candidates allow us
to respond to all inquiries in a timely manner with candidates that will
help our clients to succeed in an increasingly competitive market
environment.
A flat organisation means that
most aspects of a search are handled by the person at Temple Associates that
is the prime contact for the client. This guarantees absolute quality
control and short lines of communication between candidates and the client.
Contact us for a preliminary
discussion!
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Buyer's remorse over signing-on payments
We always felt that the mad scramble to sign up investment advisers or
private bankers and pay them massive up-front bonuses in the hope that they
will be able to convince their clients to follow them to the new employer
smacked of desperation. So a report in the Wall Street Journal ('Signing
bonuses haunt Wall Street') comes as no surprise to us. In
addition, this hiring practice leaves open the question whether lavish
inducements are suited to ensure that the advisers will have their
customer's best interests at heart when helping them with their investments.
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