MD Simon Roderick highlights respect for others as key to job hunting in 2024. "Tens of years of protocols were ripped up by the pandemic and we’re all of a sudden finding new rules of business etiquette apply, but really it’s just common sense.” Read more in the full article.

'Changing one’s career is becoming more common and data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) shows people tend to earn more money by doing this. With starting salaries at around £25,000–£30,000 a year, some career changers who are looking to move into financial advice may face a pay cut. How can aspiring advisers, and employers in the advice world, deal with this challenge?'

MD Simon Roderick gives his advice in this article.

'Bonuses could be 'significantly' down for those working at fund houses hardest hit by markets this year'

MD Simon Roderick gives his thoughts in this article.

'Greenwashing backlash and poor fund performance to blame'

Kelly Biggar, head of our Investments & Advice practice gives her thoughts in this article.

Kelly Biggar, head of our Investments & Advice practice, talks about the benefits of joining a smaller firm in this article. Read more here.

The new flexible working bill caused much discussion when it came in, and MD Simon Roderick was interviewed in this article.

'In the hybrid-working era, job departures are more contagious than ever. “I was taught that teams ‘form, norm, perform, and storm,’ so one resignation can lead to many,” said Simon Roderick, managing director of Fram Search, a U.K.-based financial recruitment organization. “Firms, managers, and teams often lose their way, and sometimes whole change is the only way to gain stability again.” Read full article here.