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Voyage Consulting is a financial services advisory firm. We are the trusted advisor to the world’s leading investment banks. We help to make distinctive, lasting, and substantial improvements to the performance of their organizations. We tackle their most difficult issues and serious challenges. We provide our people an outstanding place to work.
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eFinancialCareers.com
- GUEST COMMENT: Bankers should have a Hippocratic oath
- It's been a very good quarter for financial technology pay
- Lunchtime Links: The City's recruitment disadvantage
- Profits down (a lot), headcount up in Nomura's investment bank
- Is working for Liberum Capital now a more appealing prospect?
- The FSA is trying to limit compensation to £500k; buyouts will be performance restricted; EU cash bonus requirements have been DROPPED
- GUEST COMMENT: Why are banks still hiring?
Investmentbanking News
- UPDATE 1-Bill and Hillary Clinton's daughter marries in NY
- Bill and Hillary Clinton's daughter marries in NY
- UPDATE 2-ICICI Q1 net meets f'cast; sees FY11 credit up 15 pct
- India's Union Bank to raise rates on Aug 4
- ICICI Bank CEO: credit demand seen up 15 pct in FY11
- India's ICICI Q1 net up 17 percent; meets forecast
- UPDATE 1-Saudi lenders press on with loans clean-up
