Looking for a job in Financial Services? - UK

Aug 10, 2004 4 Replies

Key Software provides a website for Financial Services professionals. It is free to use all of the available tools and services on the site. One of the main areas is a recruitment section dedicated to Financial Services positions in the UK. There are currently over 100 positions advertised, covering administration, sales, mortgages, financial advisers, management and technical, to name but a few, from across the country.



I have always found it a chore wading through other sites looking for relevent financial services positions. This site makes it easy to find the type and location of job you require. As it is dedicated purely to financial services, there is no need to sift through hundreds of other professions.



As I said, the site is completely free.



You are able to browse the jobs without registering, but to apply you will be asked to register.



Take a look - your ideal job may be waiting for you there!



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If you have any questions, please feel free to email us.



Regards



The Adviser Tools Team Key Software Solutions Ltd



Mailto: snipped-for-privacy@nder.fsnet.co.uk


snipped-for-privacy@theplanet.net, snipped-for-privacy@asuk.com

are spammers.

Reported to the relevant ISPs.

Jonathan,

Thank you for your note. My original note was posted to this newsgroup in response to a post earlier on today in this group, specifically asking for details of web sites that offer jobs to qualified financial services professionals.

However, it seems that someone has then decided to 'harvest' the email addresses that are given on the public area of the site to post blank replies to this newsgroup in order to pursue whatever agenda they may have. I apologise if this has offended you, but I hope most people will see this as one of the many inconveniences that Internet users have to contend with.

Key Software are a reputable organisation offering a FREE service to individuals. As we do not have anything to sell, I do not see the benefit in spamming.

I hope this has clarified our position, but I am more than happy for you to email me directly if you have any further concerns.

Regards

Adviser Tools Team Key Software Solutions Ltd

Mailto: snipped-for-privacy@nder.fsnet.co.uk

And the response is what you have to deal with.

Players in the financial recruitment industry typically make a commission 20-25% of the salary of people they place.

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