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Wednesday 04 June 2014 9:07 pm  |  Updated:  Wednesday 29 May 2019 9:32 pm

Boris Johnson praises finance hiring

By: Express KCS

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LONDON’S financial sector is ramping up its hiring of school leavers and recent graduates as part of Mayor Boris Johnson’s initiative to get an additional 2,020 trainees in investment management firms over the next six years.

Aberdeen Asset Management, BlackRock and JP Morgan are among the 20 investment firms that have already hired 87 trainees and have committed to hiring 120 more this year towards Johnson’s Investment 2020 initiative.

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