Twists and turns pay off: Despite signs of a comeback, challenges remain for the financial sector

Article Abstract:

The financial sector's performance has risen steadily since October 2005, and leading the comeback are insurers, investment banks and brokerages, which had a tough year in 2005 with the hurricanes, and 2006 could be a year of recovery. Banks may face a more challenging year, mainly because of rising interest rates and a declining housing market, while some financial firms are recording huge gains and are expected to continue the same trend in 2006.

Interest Rates, Growth, Company growth

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Bankable skills

Article Abstract:

The drive of the financial industry towards the new markets offers unique employment opportunities, amid the global expansion. High paying opportunities in the upper management positions for candidates with graduate educations and technical expertise are being created.

Labor force information, Employment, Job creation, Hispanic American students

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