The legal market in London is has recorded strong growth so far in 2022.
What has been the split between Private Practice and In-house? Which specialisms have been most in demand? Read our recent report to find out.

Written in partnership with JMC Legal Recruitment, this report examines key trends in legal recruitment in London.
It provides a breakdown of both the Private Practice and In-house markets; and compares the hiring activity of top firms.

For labour market insights and the trends that drove
legal recruitment across London in 2022 so far,
download the report now!
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Latest reports

Banking – UK Finance Labour Market Trends Report, September 2025

Banking – UK Finance Labour Market Trends Report, September 2025

The UK banking sector is set for an 11% rise in vacancies in 2025, led by London with 15% growth. AI-driven IT and operations roles are powering demand, while regional hubs like Glasgow and Belfast are seeing the fastest expansion. The report highlights how digital transformation is reshaping hiring strategies across the industry.

London – UK Regional Labour Market Trends, July 2025

London – UK Regional Labour Market Trends, July 2025

Professional vacancies in London are set to grow by 6% in 2025, reinforcing the capital’s role as the UK’s employment hub. IT, banking, and sales are the main drivers of demand, while the technology and consumer goods sectors see the fastest growth. Hiring strategies remain mixed, with firms like Capgemini and J.P. Morgan expanding, while others scale back.

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