A quarterly Finance Forum breakfast (March 25) will examine how recent political and economic developments—such as the Spring Budget, Labour’s growth plans, banking sector deregulation, falling interest rates, and rising geopolitical risks—are affecting the UK finance job market. The session will cover macroeconomic trends, surging finance sectors, in-demand skills, fastest-growing companies, and future industry hotspots, followed by a Q&A and networking session.
This session shows how to assess and improve your AI visibility with a practical framework, led by experts who have successfully built recognised domain authority in an AI-first world.
This report examines how global pricing pressure is driving a 9.6% decline in UK Medical Affairs hiring for 2025, with London remaining resilient and Wales surging. It highlights the contraction among major pharma, contrasted with growth in CROs and biotechs, and shows how AI is reshaping support roles while core scientific expertise remains in demand.
This report analyses how FinTech is reshaping the UK’s Risk & Compliance labour market, with vacancies up 26.2% as demand shifts toward Financial Crime and Credit Risk expertise. It contrasts this growth with banks’ continued downsizing of oversight teams and highlights London’s dominance alongside rising regional and hybrid hiring models.
This report explores labour market trends across the Midlands in 2025, with the East set for 11.4% vacancy growth while the West holds its position as the region’s main hiring hub. It highlights how retail, consumer goods and engineering are driving expansion, as employers prioritise roles tied to commercial recovery, operational delivery and long-term growth.
