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Women in Finance Charter – Panel Discussion
In this time of the so-called “Great Resignation”, Financial Services firms are experiencing higher than normal rates of attrition and…
FINANCE, TAX & AUDIT CONTRACT MARKET COMMENTARY, Q4 2021
Market Overview Following a year of incredible recovery, the contract Finance, Tax and Audit markets finished 2021 in strong…
FINANCE, TAX & AUDIT PERMANENT MARKET COMMENTARY, Q4 2021
Market Overview After what was an extremely busy and successful year across the Finance, Tax & Audit markets, there…
Programme One
Addressing workplace inequality for Black talent within the Recruitment Industry. Bruin is proud to have joined Programme One, an…
upReach Skills Workshop
Bruin was recently invited to host a Skills Workshop with social mobility charity upReach, as part of their collaborative work…
FINANCE, BANKING, INSURANCE & FINTECH MARKET COMMENTARY, Q4 2021
INTRODUCTION The market continues to show an upward trend demonstrated by increasing vacancies numbers as well as candidates ready to…
PROJECTS & CHANGE MARKET COMMENTARY, Q4 2021
INTRODUCTION There is clearly a war for talent in the UK buy-side Technology, Change and Transformation market. There is…
HR & SECRETARIAL MARKET COMMENTARY, Q4 2021
OVERVIEW The Human Resources recruitment space has continued to expand, buoyed by the continued “Big Resignation”. What we have been…
OPERATIONS & MIDDLE OFFICE MARKET COMMENTARY, Q4 2021
INTRODUCTION Last year was very busy for recruitment across all areas including Middle Office and Operations and Q4 was no…