Financial Service Sales News (May 2008)

News Archive

• Skilled sales staff needed for CTI in 2009
  30/05/2008
  Employers will be required to seek skilled candidates for their connected travel insurance sales recruitment under new rules announced by the Financial Services Authority (FSA).
• Services firms experience jobs growth in 2008
  29/05/2008
  Those in sales jobs in the professional services industries enjoyed business growth over the last three months, according to the Confederation of British Industry (CBI).
• Brokers to concentrate on ancillary products
  27/05/2008
  Those in mortgage intermediary sales jobs have been advised to concentrate on ancillary products boost figures through the credit crunch, it has been revealed.
• Finance employees cut out lunch break
  21/05/2008
  Sales jobs employees in the City are cutting out their lunch break to help cope with workload stresses, a recent survey has suggested.
• Mortgage sales jobs take advisory twist
  19/05/2008
  Mortgage broking sales jobs are taking on an increasingly advisory role in the current economic climate, research by Alliance & Leicester has revealed.
• Shrinking 'talent pool' threatens recruitment strategy
  19/05/2008
  Firms filling sales jobs will be forced to move beyond simple sales recruitment and retention in the near future, according to research by Deloitte.
• Land of Leather fined for PPI sales
  13/05/2008
  The Financial Services Authority's (FSA) £210,000 fine for Land of Leather will no doubt have delivered a timely warning to those sales executives in the retail and insurance sectors.
• Firms increasingly opting for PMI
  07/05/2008
  Sales jobs employees could be set for a boost in private medical insurance sales to businesses.
• King under fire for sales bonus criticism
  01/05/2008
  Bank of England governor Mervyn King has received a verbal bashing for his suggestion that banks cut back on sales jobs' bonuses.